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Thricops sf. semicinereus?
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 Hello! Is it possible to identify the genus (or species)?
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 Is it Minettia lupulina?
 
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 Hello Irek, it is definitely not Minettia. Lauxaniidae are very small and slow moving. I cannot recognize it but i think of either Muscidae (as Thricops) or Anthomyiidae (as Pegomya). Perhaps someone will be able to help you more.
John and Nini. Naturalists not experts.
 
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 This female has crossed iterfrontals setae, so it is not Pegomya.
My guess - Th. semicinereus with atipically yellow legs. Guess only.
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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 Good. The search area is concentrated to the genus Thricops.
Thricops sf. semicinereus.
 
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 Hello

Do you have the fly?
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 Unfortunately, I did not catch this fly.
 
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