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Ephydridae<<Diptera from SE Turkey
Cesa
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 Hello,
A small sized fly of spring. It came to the light at night. Its ID very much appreciated. Muhabbet
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 Ephydridae.
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 Many thanks Stephane.
 
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 It looks like Setacera - Check whether it has the characteristic bristle on the outer side of the third antennal segment.
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