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Maybe Muscidae? --> Scathophagidae: Nanna fasciata
Tina S
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Posted on 11-05-2022 19:10
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 Good evening,

can you help me with this fly? Approximately 5 mm.

Data:: Germany, Lower Saxony, Rodenberg, meadow, 90 m, 29 April 2022.

Best regards,
Tina.
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 My best guess is Scathophagidae, Nanna fasciata. The key by Stuart Ball is helpful (https://scathopha...id_key.pdf).
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 Thank you very much for your identification, looks very good to me!

Best regards,
Tina.
 
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