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Coenosia agromyzina or attenuata?? NE Poland
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 Anthomyiidae
 
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 Coenosia agromyzina?
 
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 I think it is rather Coenosia attenuata : costa seems to extend beyond M1+2 and the tibiae are somewhat too pale.
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 Hi,
thanks for the replies!
Those Coenosia Genus belongs to the Muscidae or Anthomyiidae Family?
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