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Fly ID? -> Hylemya vagans.
ole
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 could perhaps be Anthomyiidae?
from a small forest in my hometown near copenhagen
(on cornus sp.)

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 Limnophora sp.? Just a wild guess. Smile
 
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 Thanks for your guessSmile
Maybe You are right, it could be Limnophora....

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 I'd suggest Hylemya (Anthomyiidae)
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 It's a male Hylemya vagans.
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 Thank you very much, Walther!
Greetings Ole Smile
 
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