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ID please --> Musca domestica (female)
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 Hello,
Who can help with the determination?

7.4. 2024
greetings from Saxony, Germany
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 Muscidae. It looks like Musca except I see only three pairs of postsutural dorsocentrals.
 
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 Thank you.

Is it also possible to identify the species from these photos?

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beateSenf wrote:
Is it also possible to identify the species from these photos?

It is not Musca autumnalis, so in Saxony the only possibility is Musca domestica (female).
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 Herzlichen Dank

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