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Muscidae - Helina confinis ?
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 Hello,

I observed this Muscidae the 31th of May in Sangatte in the north of France. Can it be a Helina confinis, what do you think ?

Cordially maxime

nordpasdecalais.observation.org/fotonew/1/18049881.jpg
 
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 I agree with Helina but it is difficult to pinpoint a species with these photos. I think that H. confinis males are supposed to have yellow brown mid- and hind tibiae.
John and Nini. Naturalists not experts.
 
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 Thank you for your help, I will stay at Helina sp..
 
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