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Fanniidae on dead rat..
javanerkelens
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 Found 14 june (Dwarsgracht,Neth.) on a dead rat.

Wil it be Fannia sp., or possible more ?
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Nikita Vikhrev
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 1. It is a good idea, my test, to spend more time near carrion Grin
2. Yes, female Fannia, I think manicata or scalaris
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 Thanks !
Also for the H.dentipes! Wink

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 Is that Oiceoptoma thoracicum creeping in from the left?
 
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Is that Oiceoptoma thoracicum creeping in from the left?

Yes...there were about 30 species of O.thoracica and several Nicrophorus vespilloides and Silpha atrata and Staphylinus caesareus and Staphylinus olens....so very crowded Grin
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