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Winthemia ? - Winthemia quadripustulata.
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 A Winthemia with erect hairs on abdomen is probably a Smidtia.
https://diptera.i...d_id=90000
 
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 Thank you!
I guess you are right. I am thinking more like Winthemia quadripustulata. (?)

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 Yes, Winthemia quadripustulata.

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 Thank you! Smile

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