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Taken near beech forest on September the 23rd 2012. As usual, I am not sure of the family ;) Any help with family, genus or species will be most appreciated! Thanks!! ;)

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Another view.

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A detail of the hind leg, that cannot be seen in the other pictures.

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And a detail of the face and mid-leg, just in case :D

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Hola Piluca! A juzgar por la vena anal parece Anthomyiidae. Por cierto, las fotos son tuyas? Son muy buenas! Un saludo!|t

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Hola, Jorge! Me alegro de que te gusten las fotos ;) Poco a poco voy mejorando :D

Hi, Jorge! Glad you like the pictures. I am slowly improving :D

The anal vein always deceives my eye so I am always making mistakes :( :( That is why I always ask here :D

Hope you are well |t Best

Piluca

PD: And thanks!!

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But it is Muscidae, Helina

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Thanks a lot, Nikita!! |t

I don't know what is worse, if an impossible Anthomyiidae or an impossible Helina :D :D :D

Any hint of a possible ´cf. species'? ;)

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A good character to look for when deciding Anthomyiidae/Muscidae is the presence or absence of a small basal ventral setula on hind tarsomere 3; it is absent in photo 3 =Muscidae. Also I know of no European Anthomyiidae species with yellow legs and infuscated wing crossveins. Present only in some species of Anthomyia belong to the liturata group and they have darker legs. Not visible in the photos, but the lower calypter should be projecting for Muscidae

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Helina impuncta.

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Thank you sooooo much, Stephane!! :) |t

I finally found my Helina impuncta ;)



Michael, thank you so much for the hints |t Very useful :)