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Pegomya?-->Either Pegomya or Emmesomyia
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 Picture taken recently in east China (Zhejiang province). I think the subcosta is similar to that of a Pegomya. I'm not sure if this species is related or not to my previous post (https://diptera.i..._id=104976) but they were observed in the same locality. Many thanks in advance!
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 Pegomya or Emmesomyia
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 Superb! Thank you Nikita for the ID! TumbsUp
 
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