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Fly on Euphorbia (1)? --> Muscidae, Coenosia cf. testacea
Tina S
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Posted on 12-05-2021 22:46
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Hello,

can this fly be identified?

Data: Germany, Lower Saxony, Rodenberg, 90 m, garden, feeding on Euphorbia cyparissias, 12 May 2021.

Best regards,
Tina.

Edit: photos from nr. 2 deleted, as Paul Beuk wished.
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Another photo from specimen 1.
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Paul Beuk
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Please, keep separate species in separate threads?
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Tina S
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Is not even the family possible? Then please, which families do come into question?

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Hi Tina, it's family is Muscidae and I'm quite sure it's a male Coenosia testacea.

Greetings, Eric
 
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Thank you very much, Eric, this is great!

best wishes,
Tina.
 
Juergen Peters
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Hello Tina,

you can put the 'cf.' before the testacea. There is no doubt about the genus Coenosia.
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Jürgen

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