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Gumenuk Vitalij
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 To which family does this belong?
Midland of Russia, the Moscow region (Jugo-east area) 15.08.2006
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Jean Leveque
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 I would say Calliphoridae, but wait for confirmation from a real expert!
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 The hairy eyes and the straight M vein tell you it is not Calliphoridae.
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Susan R Walter wrote:
The hairy eyes and the straight M vein tell you it is not Calliphoridae.

Thanks for the rendered help
 
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 Who on a photo?
 
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 a Muscidae

So change the title to 'Help Muscidae' and wait for help


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 Helina or Phaonia, difficult to say more.
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Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Helina or Phaonia, difficult to say more.

Thanks for the rendered help. Smile
 
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