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Musca domestica female, Muscidae
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 Hi, Muscidae or is it ? July 11.2009 Loviisa, Finland.

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 Musca domestica female
 
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 Are You sure ? It would be my first from here.

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 yes. 4 strong vittae on scutum. M vein bents as a real Musca domestica must do. Smile And the large black frontalia and the very small golden orbital plates
 
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 Musca domestica indeed.
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 Thank You once more Smile

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