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Cristy1676
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16 Feb 2026
This is a gorgeous find. Love the behaviour in the bending of the front legs to get to what it wants.
Heteropsilopus ingenuus
MichaelMulvaney
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31 Aug 2025
Possibly is Chrysotimus
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MichaelMulvaney
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31 Jul 2025
Can't also rule out Austrosciapus proximus
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DiBickers
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25 Mar 2025
Looking at the wing markings, I can’t quite decide between Austrosciapus sp. or Heteropsilopus sp.☹️
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DiBickers
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19 Mar 2025
I have swapped this over from Dolichoderinae (Ants) to Dolichopodidae (Flies) for you😊
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