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Schizophora, Calypterates or Acalypterates ? =>Stomoxys calcitrans
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As a newbie, tried to follow "A key to the families of British Diptera", on this this common(?) fly found in the house. I canīt decide if vein 4 is sharply bent, or gently curved Angry
Help neededSmile
If someone will(can) Id the species, I will try to walk my way through the keys.

Thx in advance

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It is gently bent.
Waiting for the photo of the complete fly I bet on Muscina stabulans.
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Thx Stephane Smile

Do You need more photos ?
 
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Failed, this is Stomoxys calcitrans, a biting house fly !
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Then this is the one who gave me a sting on my bald head Angry
Guess he deserved to be my test object...
 
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It usually prefers the legs/ankles, you're unlucky.
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