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 Very black, hairy and not shiny, so I'm not sure if this fly belongs to this family. Frown
If not, then to which family does it belong?

2.5mm. On a wall in Minas de Riotinto, Huelva, February 6,

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 Apparently not a chloropid (anal vein is developed), but I am not able to tell the family..
 
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 Thanks, Jan! Now we have certainty. TumbsUp
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 Agromyzinae?
 
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 Well, yes, that looks right!! Thanks once again, John!! TumbsUp
I have some keys of this group. Maybe I can find its genus. Smile

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