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Blow Fly?
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Photographed on a mammal carcass (a mouse, if my memory serves) on 24 September 2005. Location: Woodland area, West Virginia USA.

If I took this at my lens' closest setting, which I believe I did, the size is 5.33 mm.

I am posting two images which seem to be two different individuals?one has a small piece of the wing broken away.

Calliphoridae? Is it possible to determine genus?
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Here is a second image.
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Looks like Lucillia to me. BTW: Both have a piece of their right wings missing, but at different places.
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Paul, as always, thanks for your help with this one!
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