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Muscidae => Phaonia serva
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 Russia, Kirov region. 07.06.2013.

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 Male Phaonia serva.
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 Thank you very much, Stephane!

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 Hi

One of the flies we have in Wales, out of interest do you know which species of buttercup it was found on?

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oceanlis2000 wrote:
Hi

One of the flies we have in Wales, out of interest do you know which species of buttercup it was found on?

Thanks


The definition of buttercups for a layman complicated matter. As the version - Ranunculus acris.

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