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 Hi, any hints where to start with this one ? June 22. 2007 Helsinki, Finland.

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 My guess is Leptopa filiformis, Scathophagidae.
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 Thank You Stephane ! Filiformis indeed, I was blind again Sad This is so very common here and I was thinking everything else but not Scathophagidae.

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 This is a very peculiar Scathophagidae indeed, one would be inclined to search it into Clusiidae for instance.
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