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 Crater of the Astroni - Napoli (Italy), May 22
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 Anthomyiidae
 
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 Thanks. I suppose it is not possible to say more.
 
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 I am not a specialist, but incomplete 1st medial vein leads me rather to some Tachinidae.
 
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I am not a specialist, but incomplete 1st medial vein leads me rather to some Tachinidae.


I missed that. Also, the mid leg has too many bristles for Anthomyiidae. Rhinophoridae?
 
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 Could it be Rhinophora lepida?
 
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