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Sepsidae, ID please => Probably Sepsis fulgens
Volker
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 Hello,

I photographed this swing fly in my garden on 24.07.2024. The size was about 3-4 mm. Can you identify the species?

Thanks and greetings, Volker
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 Likely to be S. fulgens
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 Ok, many thanks TumbsUp

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