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 It is Anthomyiidae? ID genus is possible?
northern Poland, Tczew (CE59), 12.09.2010
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 It is Anthomyiidae.
 
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 Thanks. Something more is possible?
 
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 Always a problem with female, they are very look a like.
Could be female Delia platura, but can't give any guarantee....
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