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Unknown, small fly
eguzki
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Posted on 28-03-2007 06:51
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Location: Hungary
Habitat: Around the house
Size: approx 5-7 mm
Date: 24-03-07

Found it sitting on the wall. Any idea?
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Posted on 29-03-2007 06:46
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Is there any clue in this picture that would help to ID this fly?
 
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This is an Anthomyiid or Muscid (possibly within Coenosiinae) female. I am inclined to say that this is a Muscid.

A slightly better picture on the wing might help resolve this issue. Do you have a lateral view?

This fly is the typical Anthomyiid/Muscid with no eyestriking characteristics, so I do not think too many people would hazard to risk to name it to genus level.
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Martin Suvak
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What about Fanniidae? See subcosta.

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