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Anthomyiidae, NE Hungary, May
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Hi, this one was found in a forest area, 680 meters a.s.l. Is ist deteminable?
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Can't be sure of this one, not enough in focus. It looks a bit like Hylemya partita but that is a quess. This should have a pv seta on the hind tibia, but this is cut off in the photo. The arista looks as if there are long rays (one visible?)
 
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Can't be sure of this one, not enough in focus. It looks a bit like Hylemya partita but that is a quess. This should have a pv seta on the hind tibia, but this is cut off in the photo. The arista looks as if there are long rays (one visible?)
 
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Thank You, here's a shot of the head:
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and hindlegs:
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Hylemya sp. all black legs, either partita or variata. Can't see hind tibia setae clearly
 
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Hi, I hope this image makes it clear, if you could throw a glimpse on it.
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Sorry, still can't see the preapical ventral setae
 
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