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Helina ??-> Phaonia trmaculata
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 Mediterranean scrub, close to a lagoon. South central Spain. 800 m. june 1st.
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 Pretty sure, it's a female Phaonia trimaculata.
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 Yes, it was mi first guess, But it should have black legs, isn't it ?
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 from Gregor et al (2016): Manual CE Muscidae:

"Legs black, mid and hind tibiae often brownish to yellow"
Greetings, Eric
 
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 then perfect. Thanks a lot Eric!
 
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