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Anthomyiidae or Muscidae?
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 I think it's Anthomyiid but I'm not sure.
23.07.2006, 6-7mm, Poland
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 Is it the same species?
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 anthomyiidae - anal vein reaches wing margin.
 
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 Thanks a lot!
It seems to me it's Helina sp. Am I right? Maybe somebody knows what species it is?

And another one. I think it's the same genus but I'm not sure the same species.
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 I would guess Phaonia or Helina - it has 4 dorsocentral bristles, but not sure which species from these genera that excludes to narrow the search for a species.
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