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Calliphoridae : Pollenia sp from Belgium for ID 2022-05--10
Tetrao
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Posted on 25-10-2023 16:56
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Hi all !!!

I pictured this specimen in my garden in Belgium on 2022-05-10.

Seems to be Calliphoridae -> Pollenia, female.

I could measure the specimen on picture : 9,5mm

With such yellow setea on spiracle and such patch on the parafasciales, can we Id this specimen ???

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Thank you for comments and / or ID !!!
Didier
 
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Posted on 25-10-2023 17:27
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Hello Didier, I'm afraid we cannot go further than female Pollenia cf. rudis (the basicosta is pale and it seems there are 2 ad bristles on mid tibia. But to be more confident, a dorsal view of the abdomen would be necessary).
Greetings, Eric K
 
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Thank you very much Eric !!!
I will look for a dorsal view, but I think I've not ...
 
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