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I'm not sure about the family. The head looks like Anthomyiidae and the abdomen and wing venation more like Calliphoridae. I think that vein bend could be accepted for Muscidae also. Any suggestions?
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 Wing venation sugests Calliphoridae because it is a Pollenia.
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 Hmm, those damned Pollenia can look like just anything it seems. Thnx Stephane!
 
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