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Hydrotaea aenescens, Muscidae, Croatia, May 2007
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Hmm, I am not sure what this would be.
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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Another view.
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Muscidae.
 
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It is Hydrotaea.
I think species level ID is possible in this case -
very long shining frontal triangle + white calypteres + greenish shining of body - introduced Neotropical fly -
Hydrotaea aenescens, female.
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Thx Jorge and Nikita, I suspected this is a Muscid, but was not sure for the small size and the relatively bare legs.
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