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Muscidae => Mycophaga testacea ?
Gansucha
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Ukraine, Rivne region, on October 15.
Phaonia or Thricops ?
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Hi,

the reddish frons suggests Anthomyiidae. Mycophaga testacea?
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Looks pretty similar, thank you, Juergen !!!
 
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Please pay attention to my question mark! I am not an expert...
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I understand, but the chances of making a mistake are a species like one of a genus ...
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