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Posted on 24-07-2008 19:10
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valter wrote:
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i will say Sarcophagidae.
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 More likely to be a sarcophagid - red eyes, strong longitudinal lines on thorax & chequered dusting on abdomen - plus the concave vein-m after the bend Smile
 
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