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Pinned Copromyza stercoraria, Sphaeroceridae
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Posted on 15-05-2009 16:42
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 Hi,

any hints for this one ? May 15.2009 Helsinki, Finland.

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 My first impression is Copromyza stercoraria, which is also the most common copromyzid fly in southern Finland at least in the netted or Malaise trap material I've seen.
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 Yes, so it is Smile Thank You Kahis. I should have noticed the clear Y-mark on base of the abdomen. You just can't remember everything Frown

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