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Muscidae (NL) => Piezura graminicola
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 Found in the river forelands river Rhine Netherlands. Muscidae species?

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 Looks like Piezura graminicola, fam. Fanniidae.
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 I think so To. Thanks!

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 2 other things to check

Arista plumose
3 katepisternal setae median 1 is weak
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 I will send it to an expert. Thanks!

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