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Muscidae-> Phaonia tuguriorum
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 Hi

Switzerland, 20.07.2011, 430 msm, near Lake Zurich, on balcony

Is this fly possible for ID? Thanks for any help! Kind regards, Brigitte
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 Just guessing at Muscina stabulans (female)...Smile There and there abouts!
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 Oh, it is Phaonia tuguriorum. (Not Muscina because M is not bent, the eyes are hairy and there aren't prst acr.).
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 Hi Roger
Hi Stephane

Thank you for help and ID!

Kind regards, Brigitte
 
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