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 From midwest Sweden 2006-10-12 (YYYY-MM-DD). On apples. I think this is a male, family Muscidae or maybe Calliphoridae.
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 Muscina (Muscidae)
Slight bend in vein M and reddish tip to scutellum do the trick

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 Thank you kindly Theo!
 
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 I'd say Muscina prolapsa (formerly pabulorum)
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Tony Irwin wrote:
I'd say Muscina prolapsa (formerly pabulorum)


Ohh great. Species level. Thanx alot, Tony!
 
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