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ID help - Anthomyiidae
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 Pictures from Jerusalem 16 April 2022
Maybe Anthomyiidae:Leucophora?
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 another angle
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 Anthomyiidae. Probably not Leucophora.
 
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 Thanks John.
Any idea about genus?
 
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 Anthomyiidae are difficult from photos. I can't tell. Your fly lacks discal scutellar bristles, normally present in the family. That character might be meaningful to somebody who knows the Mediterranean species.
 
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