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Dryomyzidae - two dark bars on thorax
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 Note: Subject amended on advice.

Buckinghamshire, England. 11th June 2011.

Help with identification appreciated:

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 Dryomyzidae
 
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 Thanks Phil - your help appreciated. Thread title amended on your advice.

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 And R1 is ciliate, this is Neuroctena anilis.
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 Thank you Stephane Smile.

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