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Muscidae?
Cor Zonneveld
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Posted on 01-02-2008 22:41
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My intuition tells me this must be a Muscidae - but surely I can be terribly wrong! Am I? Is a genus name perhaps possible?

End April 2007, Amstelveen, the Netherlands. In shrubs bordering a playfield, so nothing special. Medium-small sized, say some 6 mm.

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this view especially for venation
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It's Anthomyiidae, Anthomyia sp. (near procellaris).
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Anthomyiidae. ANthomyia sp.
 
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Apparently, my intuition still needs lots of tuition. Thanks for the lesson!Wink
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