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 This little fly was spotted on some Mossy Saxifrage. Any idea what it might be....Anthomyiidae? Frown.
Looks nice anyway.


EDIT; Changed heading to Muscid from something else which shall remain unknown to those who weren't still up and sweating over a hot laptop.
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 a muscid Smile change title to attract Nikita Wink
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 Dorsal-ish/ Back end...
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 Jeez Chris I'm not finished yet.. Worse than Jorge, hardly get a post sent in before an answer was there, making the last post redundant.Smile
Thanks...Roger

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 Attracted.
It is Thricops, probably T.innocuus
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 On the ball this morning Nikita, Thanks...
I haven't got that one on my list...Only got T.longipes and T.semicinerea.

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 longipes has long plumose arista, yellowish dusting on abdomen, large size. Difficuct to be sure without material in hands.
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