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Fly for ID, C Spain --> Coenosia tigrina
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 Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
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 Coenosia near tigrina, I think, but I'm not an expert. My understanding is the paired bristles near the middle of the hind tibia are distinctive for the species group.
 
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 Coenosia tigrina it is. Wink
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 Thanks a bunch, Stephane!!! Smile
 
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