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Cheilosia sp.
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 Cheilosia cf carbonaria?
2009, 6 june. St.-Petersburg, Olgino
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 It's got hairs on the face so Its something like Cheilosia vulpina. However it's not possible to be definite about thatFrown
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 C.vulpina in region St.-Petersburg is not foundSad
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 Front strongly convex. Can be C. frontalis?Frown
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 Maybe Andre knows?Pfft
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 Big, black, eyes and face haired, june..,.it looks like Ch. variabilis
 
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 Variabilis indeed.
 
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 Thanks. At C. variabilis bare arista ?Frown
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