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Muscidae, Hungary, June 2006
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Another Muscid. Can anyone suggest a genus for this female? Another one belonging to sf Muscinae?
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Another view of the same fly.
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I'm thinking Dasyphora sp (not albofasciata)
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The description of Eudasyphora cyanicolor fits remarkably well, except that this fly seems to have 1 ac, which shouls meand that this is D. albofasciata. But the description for D. albofasciata does not fit.

Thx Susan for your input. I hope that Nikita will have a look at this, as soon as he is back in Russia.
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I think Susan meant Dasyphora penicillata/pratorum, not Eudasyphora. I support the ID, because the fly doesn't have any presutural achrostical bristle, which Dasyphora albofasciata should have indeed. Perhaps you thought about prescutellar ac instead of presutural ?
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