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Calliphoridae - Pollenia ?
Christine Devillers
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Is it a Pollenia ?
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Yes, a male Pollenia.
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Thanks, is it possible to go further ?
 
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Christine: my best guess for this one is labialis, but I can't offer more than that. Even male Pollenia require much more experience than I currently have to ID with any real certainty from photos.
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Thanks Susan Smile
 
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