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Fly ID? (Herefordshire, UK)
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 Hi All

I found this fly on some umbellifers though it didn't hang around for long.
The habitat: ancient estate, sheep fields and lakeside.

The one thing that stood out was it had a spotty ass, sorry.

Could someone please ID this for me?

Thanks, Gareth
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 Graphomya maculata (m) Muscidae
 
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