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 This fly, I think of the Family Muscidae, near a stream in southwestern Spain Huelva. At about 600 meters above sea level. Taken 27/07/2013
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 Other side.
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 And other one.
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 Looks like a male Eudasyphora sp:
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 There are 2 different flies : pic 1 & 3 is male of Dasyphora albofasciata while pic 2 is male of Melinda sp. (Calliphoridae).
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 Thanks for the input and sorry for mistakenly put two different species, thought they were the same photographs are at the same time and place.
 
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