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Anthomyiidae, Egle sp. (cf. ciliata), northern Norway
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 Size 4-5 mm, photo taken close to my apartment in Bodø, Norway 29.04.2011. Is Anthomyiidae correct family?
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 Yes. it is Anthomyiidae. Could be Egle (cf. ciliata).
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 Thanks, guess it is difficult to get any further? Did only get photos from this angle.
 
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 See my edit!
 
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 Ok, thanks Smile
 
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