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 In a clearing in woodland near Guisborough, North Yorkshire, UK, on 2010-08-08.
Thorax looks too blue for Calliphora vomitoria or C. vicina.
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 And from the side:
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 Blue enough for Protocalliphora azurea maybe
 
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 Thanks Roger!
 
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 But, if I understand correctly, it is the male Protocalliphora azurea that are supposed to be noticably blue, and this is a female. Does that make any difference?
 
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