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(Muscidae or) Anthomyiidae ? => some Pegomya
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 By the river La Seine, 4 km south east from Paris, France.
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 Looks like Anthomyiidae to me!
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 Many thanks, Sara !! Smile
 
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 Probably some Pegomya.
 
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