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Family + genus 1 => Cleigastra apicalis (Scathophagidae)
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 Try Scathophagidae, some species near Cleigastra.
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 Thanks for your help Jan
I think that it is G. apicalis, but because we have also very rare G. intermedia I have to ask still Kahis. He has collected both.

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 Kahis told that it is apicalis, because forehead is black at all.
Thanks Jere.

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