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Pherbellia annulipes?
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 From midwest Sweden 2006-07-17. Perhaps a Sarcophagidae (due to the red eyes ...)? Only got one more shot from same angle. Grateful for an ID if possible. TIA!

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 I'd say a Pherbellia sp. (Sciomyzidae).
 
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 I agree with Dima.
I think Pherbellia annulipes.
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Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
I agree with Dima.
I think Pherbellia annulipes.
Nikita


Thank you both. I see there are 24 species of Pherbellia in Sweden ... Shock
 
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