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Sciomyzidae > Possibly Lotophila atra.
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 Hello all,

This looks like sciomyzidae? Size is 2-3mm.
10 march 2012, near Hasselt, Belgium.

Regrettably no photos with better angles...
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 Sphaeroceridae.
 
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 Thanks Dmitry! Smile
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 Possibly Lotophila atra.
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 OK, Thanks very much, Paul! TumbsUp
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