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* locality - Silgueiros - Viseu - PORTUGAL
* date - 2007.06.02
* size - 6 mm (medium fly)
* habitat - woodland
* substrate - dry Rosaceae


Anthomyia cf. pluvialis?
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 Anthomyia female. Difficult to see whether it is pluvialis or not
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 I think the black markings are too dark for pluvialis, more likely to be procellaris (common) quinquemaculata or bazini (rare)
Impossible to identify without close scrutiny
 
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 I think the black markings are too dark for pluvialis, more likely to be procellaris (common) quinquemaculata or bazini (rare)
Impossible to identify without close scrutiny
 
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