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Pollenia id ?
BubikolRamios
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Posted on 20-03-2011 20:00
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body ~ 7-8 mm
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Pollenia spp. (Calliphoridae) - from the golden hairs on the thorax Smile
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Where do you see that ? Golden hairs on thorax would be this, for my eyes at least:
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Well, Pollenia are difficult because the hairs get rubbed off easily with age - on yours the hairs are just visible but it is almost bald Wink The majority of hairs are towards the scutellum on your fly but there is a light scattering across the top too Smile
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