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 Please could you help to ID this species. I thought it was Musca autumnalis but as it lacks a central stripe on the thorax I am doubtful. It was feeding on hogweed along a woodland edge near Leicester on 23rd June. Thanks
 
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 Graphomya maculata male
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 Many thanks, Tony.
 
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