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 Northern Poland, 30.07. Please id.
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 Neolimnophora?
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 There seem to be several posterodorsals on the hind tibia and the frontal vitta is slightly orange, which make me think this is an Anthomyiidae. It might be the coastal species Delia albula.
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 She looks like Delia. Thanks for analysis.
 
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 Niels-Jan has provided a more thoughtful answer - and I've been fooled by convergent evolution again! awkward
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