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Flat-faced Little Fly, Madrid
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 Found in a park in the city. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
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 A dorsal view.
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 Muscidae. Musca sp. (female) around sorbens?
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 Thanks a bunch, Jorge!! It enterely looks like it! Smile
 
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