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Anthomyiidae female -> Paregle audacula
Manuel Lopez
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Is the female of the same species as the previous male? Possibly, I think. See thread: http://www.dipter...d_id=52685

This afternoon in Gojar (800 m.), near Granada city.

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another view
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Another one (more views and detail available if needed)
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I can see: 3pd and 1av on t3 + 1 av on t2 and an ad+posterior seta on t1....
This combination could fit to Paregle.
Most common one is P. audacula.
With female always tricky to be sure Smile
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Smile Really difficult females (and nice too)
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I think it is Paregle audacula female. there appear to be some hairs on notopleuron, and the mouth margin is strongly upturned. As Joke has pointed out the av-seta on mid tibia, this would confirm it.
 
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Another views could confirm it as Paregle audacula..., I think, because are visible hairs on notopleuron and...
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..the av-seta on mid tibia
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