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Muscidae? high mountain
Isidro
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 Yesterday. Alpine lake in Panticosa, Huesca, NE Spain at 2400 meters. In Mentha sp. I hopa that was not a Phaonia angelicae...

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 to me seems more anthomyiid...
 
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 Thanks a lot. But is a genus recognizable?
 
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 Anthomyiidae is correct. It will be difficult to go further...
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 Thanks Stephane. I hope that somebody could say at least a guess.
 
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