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which Calliphoridae sp?
Niek van Wijk
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Posted on 31-05-2008 09:41
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Dear forum,

I took these pictures today in my garden. Can it be further identified?

Best regards, Niek
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Posted on 01-06-2008 07:23
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Dear forum,

Let me add some comment in case this fly is too obvious to justify a reply. I posted it because I found it:
Not enough green (too blue) for Lucilia, cheeks not brown enough for Calliphora vicina, cheeks not enough black for Calliphora vomitoria. So I went to the gallery where my confusion became complete..........

Best regards, Niek
 
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I agree, it does not look like Calliphoridae.
SO first step then is to consider Neomyia (Muscidae).


Theo
 
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Dear Theo,

Thank you for your reply. So I went wrong from step 1....
I will continue with your suggestion.

Best regards, Niek
 
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Posted on 01-06-2008 13:21
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Further to my previous reply: Yes, it must be Neomyia, but I do not believe there are sufficient details visible on my pictures to go further than Neomyia sp.?

Best regards, Niek
 
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