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Tachinidae > Phytomyptera cf. nigrina
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Thanks,
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 Phytomyptera cf. nigrina would be my guess.
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 Let's see other opinions...
 
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 I'd need some clearer photos, taken from more flattering angles, to comment, sorry Smile
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 I agree with Phytomyptera, but the bend of the m-vein is present.. just weak (a bit out of focus).
 
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