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Oestridae? ->Hypoderma diana or actaeon
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 ID please
Slovakia, Banska Bystrica, 26.04.2019, near gardens, small farm and pine forest, some 10-12 mm

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 Oestridae??
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 Yes, you are probably right. But which species then?

Hypoderma diana?
 
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 Yes! Diana or possibly the very similar actaeon
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