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Muscidae Hydrotaea? female
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 Hi,

16th April, near Lincoln UK. Only one shot but I think it shows most details. I think it looks like Hydrotaea but which species?

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 Hydrotaea armipes I think.
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 Thank you Stephane, that looks good.

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