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Anthomyiidae from 28.03.12: Leucophora? --> confirmed
Juergen Peters
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 Hello!

About 6-7 mm, near forest (northwest Germany).
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 Yes, looks like a Leucophora male.
 
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Stephen R wrote:
Yes, looks like a Leucophora male.


Thanks, Stephen!
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