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Muscidae from Granada (Spain) -> Dasyphora or possibly Musca
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 Sierra Nevada mountains. At high altitude. June 21th, 2018.

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 Dasyphora or possibly Musca.

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 Thank you John. Let's wait if someone can decide between both genera.
 
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