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Muscidae, Musca ?autumnalis? from Romania
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Hi,

just come back from the Retezat National Park (focus was on diptera and hymenoptera, bombus).
so i will come here with a lot of new asking Smile i hope you all will not mind.

so the first one is taken some time ago 26.july.2007 at the edge of retezat mountain (~800m) in a forest of Fagus. size was somewhere like 6-7mm. i think is from muscidae... but at least from what i have seen thru the gallery nothing was a match.

thanks for any help,
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Musca sp, I think ... autumnalis? Male.
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crex wrote:
Musca sp, I think ... autumnalis? Male.


Hi crex,

thanks.
maybe someone can say for sure (if possible).
looking thru the gallery i can't see that reddish colour on he abdomen. that is covered when the fly is older?

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