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 Hello

I find this atypical Anthomyia those whom I usually see.
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Thank you for help

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 Presumably caught in S France? Not procellaris, but could be imbrida, quinquemaculata, pluvialis; small characters to identiify females of these are not visible I am afraid.
 
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 Hi

spotted Anthomyia seem to be called "pluvialis" almost by default, is there a simple way to key imbrida, quinquemaculata, pluvialis etc, I am thinking specifically of UK species, but one assumes there are not too many non UK spotty Anthomyninds?
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