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Muscid from 18.11.11: Coenosia testacea?
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 Hello!

Sorry, I have no pictures from other angles, the 4 mm fly sat >2 m high at our housewall (northwest Germany).
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 Is at least the general direction ok?
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 It is at least Coenosia.
 
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nielsyese wrote:
It is at least Coenosia.


Thanks, Niels!
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