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 This was taken in the garden.

To which family? Maybe Tachindae?

I'm thinking to Thriarthia setipennis.



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 female Anthomyiidae, I'm affraid that's all...
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 Triarthria would have a bent median vein and a line of strong bristles running down the face between the eye and the facial ridge Wink
 
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 Thanks
It was a fast answer.

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