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Pegomya? -> Mycophaga testacea
maroo
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 Is it possible to indentify this fly? Could it be a Pegomya perhaps?
From southern Sweden 5 november

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 Mycophaga testacea ?
 
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 Thanks for your suggestion! You are mayby right here, although these ones seems to be hard to id from pictures!? Or is it safe to call this one Mycophaga testacea?

Lets hope for some more comments.

Martin
 
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 looks similar to Mycophaga testacea but I only have a male specimen. The head looks slightly different to me. If this is not Mycophaga testacea then I would suggest Helina. Did you view the ovipositor?
John and Nini. Naturalists not experts.
 
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 Nope, unfortunately no pics or wiew at the ovipositor. The only more pic i can offer is a closeup like this one..
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 I agree with female Mycophaga testacea but I'm not an expert.
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 It is indeed M. testacea

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 Perfect!
Thank you all for the help

Martin
 
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