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Andreas Haselboeck
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 Hello,
I found today on a wall near Frankfurt / Germany this about 7-8mm sized fly. Is it a Muscina species?

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 Yes, it is. Could be Muscina stabulans
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 It is. Wink
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 Hello Lars, Hello Stephane,
thanks a lot for this concurring ID!

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