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Anthomyiidae:Pegomya caesia (female) ?
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 2015-06-06, Degeberga, south of Sweden, in the house.

Last year I struggled with a very similar female (http://www.dipter...d_id=61244) maybe the same species ?

Maybe a Pegomya caesia ???
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 Lower calypter larger than upper or slightly projecting ?
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 apical part of hind tibia
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 Looking for "boomerangs" (http://www.photom...hp?t=26265) but maybe not possible to see with my camera ...
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 The swollen palps, part black, and the strong cruciate interfrontal setae tell me it is probably Pegomya caesia. Great photos!
 
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 Thanks Michael !

I had trouble with the size of lower calypter and the ratio length/width of the postpedicel.

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