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Anthomiya cf illocata
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Is it possible to know the species?

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 I am afraid it is not possible... Sad
 
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 It may be Anthomyia illocata.
 
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 Great!!
 
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 see: https://diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=86529&pid=386165#post_386165
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