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Terellia ruficauda?
Nikita Vikhrev
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 Moscow region, 12 july, 5-6mm
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 I would say yes, but I do not know if there is maybe an identically looking species in Eastern Europe.

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 Thank you Martin.
My key is an old one (this fly here is Orellia ruficauda), but in both genus only one fly with such wings.
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 Hi Nikita,

It is nowadays in the genus Terellia, furthermore ID is perfect!

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 Thank you John.
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