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 Hello, can anybody help me in identifying this fly?..Asuncion - Paraguay....Thanks!!
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 The general appearance makes me think of Calliphoridae ...
 
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 Yes, Calliphoridae. And if Pagaguay flies don't make us totally fool, it looks exactly as Chrysomya.
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 I agree with Chrysomya. The head colour suggests C. megacephala
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 Our Ch.megacephala colonized yet prerias of Paraguay?
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