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Musca domestica (Thanks Jorge)
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 Norway, 04.08.09, between 5 and 10 mm

Using a key I ended up with Muscidae and Tachinidae.
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 Wings look Muscidae...some kind of Musca sp??

A mild Guess...(no keys were harmed in the making of this guess)
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 Muscidae. Musca domestica male.
 
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Musca domestica fit well since I found it on my banana in my kitchen Smile
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