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Ephydridae Scoliocephalus pallidisetis
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 An small fly from Granada, I've seen it for the first time yesterday.

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 Possibly Philygria, but really need to see specimen.
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 Philygria has posterior notopleural bristle above anterior, unlike this fly.
 
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 Thanks to both Smile
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Tadeusz Zatwarnicki
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 It is Scoliocephalus pallidisetis.
It is not rare on Tamarix in southern Spain.
Good photo.

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 Smilek!

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