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massive attack with Anthomyiidae (5)
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 these, at least some are Anthomyiidae. any chance for a quick ID?
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 Anthomyia sp., I think.
 
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 but pluvialis or another?
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 Hello,

I think this is NOT A. pluvialis because there is no gap between the outer spot of the second row and the wing articulation.
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