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Graphomyia Please ID
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 Probably Graphomya in family Muscidae.
 
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 Graphomyia indeed.
Change the title and wait for the experts.

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 Thanks! looks like Graphomya maculata
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 THere are more species in Graphomyia.... All with maculae


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 Female. at the same location
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 In my opinion there is only one species of Graphomya in Europe
(http://ia600801.us.archive.org/4/items/NotesOnSynonymyOfTwoSpeciesOfTheGenusGraphomyiaRobineau-desvoidy/N-131m.pdf = Vikhrev N.E. (2011) Notes on synonymy of two species of the genus Graphomya Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 (Diptera, Muscidae). Far Eastern Entomologist 231: 5-12.)
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