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ID please (Pelion, Greek mainland)
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 Is ID possible? thanks
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 Hello,

my non-expert opinion: Anthomyiidae, around Anthomyia procellaris.
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 Thanks a lot Jürgen. I think the black spots match exactly with A. procellaris.
 
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 Or Anthomyia imbrida?
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 One needs to see male genitalia to be 100% sure
 
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 Thank you all!
 
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