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Anthomyia liturata?
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 Is it Anthomyia liturata - darkening the cross-veins and 2 ad on second tibia. Am I right? Poland, Tczew (CE59)
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 tibia 2
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 Certainly looks like Anthomyia liturata female
 
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 Thanks a lot!
 
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