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Anthomyiidae: Anthomyia liturata
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 Nearly 6mm, Clitheroe UK, 14 August 2010.

Looking through my unidentified Antho photographs, there aren't many I know where to start with; but this has infuscated crossveins and 2 ad on t2. Is it Anthomyia liturata?
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 Crossveins infuscated and 2 ad on t2.......indeed A.liturata!

Nice photos
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 Thanks Joke. There will be more Shock

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 awkward......and i have also a cold Sad, so ....only the easy one's


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