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Manuel Lopez
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 Coastal area of Mediterranean sea in Motril.

Around 7 mm.

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 Maybe Anthomyiidae?
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 Maybe, but I'm not sure.
Thanks Sara
 
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 I think is better you change your title at least to "Anthomyiidae?" just for sure!!! Smile
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 Yes, Anthomyiidae. It looks like a male Delia sp.
 
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 I'll do it. Thanks
 
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