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Grey muscid, I think...
Rui Andrade
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This, I think, is a muscid, but not sure though.

location: Barcelos, Portugal
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I think it's probably a Phaonia of some sort (so, yes, Muscidae).
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Many thanks SusanSmile
 
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It is actually far outside the region of my competence, however, the palpi looks strongly clavate suggsting Lispe.

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Thanks TheoSmile
 
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My vote goes to 'probably Phaonia'. It is not a Lispe, that much is sure (sorry Theo).
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Thanks KahisSmile

It's a very confusing flyAngry
 
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I would have thought we might have seen a posterodorsal on the hind tibia if it was Phaonia (unless its been knocked off). What about something like Mydaea nebulosa?
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I vote for Phaonia too. If I remember correct:
1. Mydaea has more shining mesonotum
2. Mydaea hasn't infuscated crossveins
3. Mydaea hasn't such a hairy eyes
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Thank you all for the effortSmile
 
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