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big Micropezid?
mwkozlowski
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Posted on 29-10-2008 16:33
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 today fly....to my naive eye, something between Micropezidae and Scatophagide.....rather, big round 1 cm....
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 look like a Scathophagid fly !
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 Norellia, Scathophagidae
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 now I know! Many thanks!!!
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