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Small Calliphorid, Hungary > Pyrellia rapax, Muscidae
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 Hi, this one was about half the size of Calliphora lucilia, feeding on Apiaceae, in a forest, NE Hungary. What may it be?
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 I would say this is Muscidae, maybe Neomyia.
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 Yes, Susan!
Muscidae, female Pyrellia rapax (Harris)
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 Thanks, never heard of the genus Smile I have some other - for me - tricky, Calliphorid-like Muscids, but with them I could go as far as telling it's muscid. Not with this specimen Smile
 
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 it is easy. There is no (NEVER, I think) a calliphorid with a gentle bend in M vein. Wink At least, I don't know any exceptions to this!
 
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 Thanks, I'll mark tat!
 
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 There are Calliphoridae with a gentle bend in M vein - for example, Melinda.
 
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