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Hylemya vagans
hedy2411
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 Is this a Coenosia tigrina...?
Found yesterday in Zeist, Holland
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 Hylemya vagans if I'm not wrong, Anthomyiidae.
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 Aha, that's different, thank you for your reaction Stephane!!

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