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walwyn
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 Photographed early this year, 16th April, in Ryton Wood, Warwickshire.

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 Maybe Anthomyiidae??
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 Thanks. One other image.
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 It has yellow tibiae with 2 pd on the 3rd, and only short costal spines at the break, so perhaps some Pegomya? May be quite wrong though!
 
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