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Tephritidae from Granada > Platystoma sp.
Manuel Lopez
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Posted on 25-06-2021 13:33
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 Hi friends !!
A peculiar fly from Sierra Nevada, on a mammalian excrement, very strange to me. Two bad pictures only.
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 and another shot
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 A Platystoma I think. Reminds me P lugubre, but other similar species may also occur in Spain.
 
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 Ok, thanks !!
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