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Anthomyia pluvialis?
Rui Andrade
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Posted on 03-03-2008 00:14
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Can you help me to ID these flies?

location: Barcelos, Portugal
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Anthomyia sp.
 
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So female and male Anthomyia cf quinquemaculata?
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Thank you Jorge and Gabor for your help.

Xespok wrote:
So female and male Anthomyia cf quinquemaculata?


I think not, because I supposed that in A. quinquemaculata the post-sutural lateral black spot is united with the small spot above the wing base. That's why I thought it could be A. pluvialis.
 
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