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Phaonia trimaculata
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 Could someone help me identifying these fly?
The photo was made near Barcelona, Catalonia, on 30.9.2012.
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 Muscidae?
 
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 Anthomyiidae, I think, Eustalomyia
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 Joke corrected my uncorrect reply: unfuscated crossveins mean Phaonia, Ph. trimaculata
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 Thank you, Nikita! :-)
 
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