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Sarcophagidae? --> Macronychia griseola
Reimund Ley
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Posted on 27-06-2023 13:54
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is it possible to ID this fly?
It was about 5-6mm, found in Germany, Northrhine-Westfalia, altitude 80m, 5. 6. 2023


greetings


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any ideas, please
 
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it is a female with long pulvilli, so s/could be Macronychia griseola.

Theo
 
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Hello Theo,


thanks for your help and identification.
We call this fly Macronychia griseola.

greetings


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