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Muscidae ID? -> Helina evecta/annosa (likely evecta)
smol
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Posted on 01-10-2022 12:09
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 Was unable to key this myself, photos are not that great. Thought of Tribe Azeliini as I thought hind coxa is seen to be hairy, but this is hard or not at all seen.

Netherlands, 2022-09-21

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Edited by smol on 01-10-2022 17:26
 
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 It's a male Helina evecta/annosa.
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eklans wrote:
It's a male Helina evecta/annosa.


Makes a lot more sense. Likely H. evecta in NL. Thanks Eric!
Edited by smol on 01-10-2022 17:25
 
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