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AM van Erkelens
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Posted on 28-11-2008 18:44
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 Picture made on 17 April 2008 in Amsterdam..
Can anybody tell me what the genus is of this Sarcophagidae?

Thanks in advance
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Tony Irwin
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 Looks like a female Sarcophaga s.l. It is freshly emerged - the frons is still quite swollen and the wings are milky.
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 Very nice,
thanks for the information Wink

greetings Alie
 
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