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 But which one ?

Found in Eindhoven (Netherlands), 29-02-2008

The picture is not the best for identification, I think.
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 Pollenia sp.
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 Yeh. I agree with Paul. Certainly a Pollenia sp. Grin
 
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 To me, it is more like a Muscidae. The head profile does not match Pollenia, nor the hairingn on the arista. The 'Pollenia-hairs' you see are artificial due to the flash.
So, can some Muscina-expert please comment ?

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 I think Theo is right.
Pollenia has much wider parafascialia, another leg chaetotaxy.
Muscina (prolapsa/pascuorum) is my best guess too.
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 Thank you for your replies. I think Theo and Nikita are right. It belongs to the Muscina sp.
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