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Calliphora vomitoria?
Iolaire
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Posted on 28-06-2008 23:24
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Hello everybody,

I feel like I haven't learned much for I still am not certain about this one... C. vomitoria? Of am I way off (again?)Grin

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I think this is C. vicinaSmile
 
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I hope not, but I fear you just might be right!Grin
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Rui is right Wink
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Thanks for the confirmation Susan!
But what makes it C. vicina and not C. vomitoria?
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The two things that stand out in this picture are the red face with black beard and the brown basicosta (at the base of the wing). C vomitoria would have a black face with red beard and a black basicosta. My impression is that C vicina is more synanthropic (more likely to be associated with human habitation), more tolerant of warmer temperatures and generally more widespread and common over a longer season - by far the majority of pictures of Calliphora will be C vicina. C vomitoria is not really uncommon, but tends to appear at higher altitudes and/or later in the year - although I would not discount you seeing vomitoria occasionally. I think C vomitoria is probably more picky about where it breeds too.
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Susan,

Thank you very much. This helps!!Smile
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