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Muscidae ? ----> Musca autumnalis
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 Loire-atlantique, western france, august 17 2008.
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 Musca autumnalis very probable, if eyes are bare (they seems hairy from this view, but it must be an artefact because in males Musca osiris/vitripennis which have hairy eyes, thorax is glossy black).
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 Thank you Stephane !! Smile

here is a bad and fuzzy closer view of the eyes : bare ones it seems to me !
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