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Gumenuk Vitalij
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 To which family does this belong?
Moscow, Kuzminsky forest park, summer 1978
Then this fly did not meet
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 Looks a bit like Therevidae to me - but Theo can confirm that Smile
 
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 It is a Therevidae male, very dark, maybe the light is playing some tricks.

Genus Thereva.

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Zeegers wrote:
It is a Therevidae male, very dark, maybe the light is playing some tricks.
Genus Thereva.
Theo

Thanks for the rendered helpSmile
 
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