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Muscidae ID.>Probably H. evecta.
Pentti Ketola
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 Hi,
ID possible?
Photo on Finland Kokkola 24 October 2021.


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 The first photo shows that the eyes are hairy, the second one that t3 without pd seta. Thus, most probably H. evecta.
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