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Manuel Lopez
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Posted on 29-11-2011 20:32
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 Around 12mm. On ivy flower.

Granada - S Spain - November 27, 2011

Thanks for identification

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 Maybe Anthomyiidae??
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 Yes, Anthomyiidae. Lasiomma could be a candidate - can you see any hairing on the eyes?

EDIT: I think it must be nearer 6mm than 12 (unless you have monster ivy Shock)
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