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Stiff #2<C.vicina (M) ID'd by Tony Irwin
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Here's a small blue fly found it Scatsta Airport..what was it
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Stiff #2
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Last of Stiff #2
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Size comparison with C.vicina (F)
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#2 = male vicina (such a size difference is not unusual in carrion-feeding species, and males are usually smaller)
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Thanks Tony...once again Smile
I thought the face looked familiar but I didn't think the size differential was so great.
 
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What a big difference..Grin
Nice to see...

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Yes, you normally only see them through the viewfinder of the camera and don't realise the difference till they are seen side by side....dead.
 
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I think it is worth uploading the photo showing both together to the gallery.
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Thanks Joke and Susan
I've tarted-up the photo a bit (better text) and sent it off to the Gallery.
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