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Orange Muscidae: Phaonia pallida?
nick upton
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 Can anyone confirm this is a female Phaonia pallida, or have I got this all wrong?!

10th July 2010 Wiltshire garden, UK c7mm.
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 OK, many thanks. It's good to get one correct!
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