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Woodmen
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Russia, Kirov region. 23.06.2019.

Vladimir.

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Sciomyzidae
 
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Thank you very much, John!

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Vladimir.
 
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Sciomyza testacea?
 
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It is a difficult case. You are right that it looks like S. testacea. But S. testacea always has 3rd antenntal segment should be black. I think that the best possibility is Ph. albocostata, but I'm not sure.
Woodmen, has you seen: https://diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=87725
There is a request to you here.
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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Thank You, Nikita! I missed the news... Congratulations on the book!
 
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