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Anthomyiidae?
Martin Cooper
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Posted on 05-07-2014 21:17
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I think this is an Anthomyiidae.
Is that the right family, and is it possible to be more specific from these photos?

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Hi Martin,

Certainly anthomyiidae, females often having a reddish area on frons. 99% of my identifications are based on male genitalia so I'm afraid I can't go any further.
 
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Thanks John.
 
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