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Lesser dung fly near roe droppings
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Luc Bettinelli : France : Saint-Germain : 70200 : 02/03/2023
Altitude : 337 m - Taille : 3-4 mm
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Hello,

This little fly was found with other Sphaeroceridae around roe droppings.

Is it possible to go further that Copromyzinae (male) ? I think it has a jizz of Crumomyia...

best regards

Luc Bettinelli
 
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 Nobody has an idea ? Copromyzinae sp ?
 
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 Copromyzinae sp ?Frown
 
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 Copromyzinae, yes
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