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Pegomya? what species?
Volker Achterberg
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 date: 10 April 2021; location: in Hamburg, Germany, at the house wall on ground floor; house has a garden which is close to a park with large trees and a pond;
size: body about 9 mm, about 12 mm with wings; perhaps Fannia lustrator?
Thank you for any ID help!
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 Thanks a lot, John, for your ID suggestion!
From the pictures in the gallery my fly might be a female of Pegomya solennis.
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Volker
 
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