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Don Micro
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 Hello,

Could this be Suillia notata?
Belgium 11-10-2010.

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 Looks like a Sciomyzid to me.
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 Definitely a Tetanocera.
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 Them orange flies drive me awkward!

Thanks Hakon and Paul.



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