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pwalter
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Posted on 16-01-2009 23:17
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 Hi, is this Lucilia male determinable? In garden, August. Thanks in advance.
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 I would say this is L. bufonivora – 2 post acr, T1+2 black and contrasting strongly with the other tergites, lower calypter slightly enfuscated.

Do you have any other photos – it would be nice to very certain and be able to put it in the gallery?
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 Sorry, no other photosSad Does L. bufonivora develope only in frogs? The garden in which this was photographed is on a hill in Miskolc, my city. Never seen toads there. Don't think that there are any.
 
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