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lema
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Posted on 18-11-2010 11:12
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 unidentified fly from the garden in Istria
Avgust 2009
identification desirable

Thanks a lot

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 Can this be Eutrichota (Anthomyiidae)?
 
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 Thanks, but I'm not sure. Anyone with another opinion

Same fly with a different view - full face
 
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 Her is this missing photo
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 Looks like Scathophagidae; Cleigastra apicalis in the Gallery
http://www.dipter...to_id=1871

Only a guess tho'
 
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 Thanks Roger
could be a good guess Wink
 
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