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Muscidae, Croatia, May 2007
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 Would that be some sort of Coenosia sp? Hunting on the sea shore.
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 Another view.
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 lol Grin
Muscidae... Possibly Coenosia sp... it is very whitish, though..
 
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 I think this is also Macrotarsina longimana then.

Thx for everyone to sort this out.
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 No, Gabor - this is a male coenosiine muscid. You were right first time! Smile
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 uff. Smile

Croatian flies seems to be very, very interesting.
 
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