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Which Scathophagidae.
Roger Thomason
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Two lots photographed at Scatsta Airport last year. Both S.stercoraria?
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Pic 2. Look a bit different.
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For what it's worth: I think so.
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I thought they were, but just wondered why the males looked so different, plus the male in the second photo is much smaller than the female.
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There is a huge variation in size (mostly determined by food availability to larvae) and the colours may also vary considerably
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Thanks for that Paul....there's no shortage of dung in Shetland.(almost named after the stuff)..the place is full of sheep, and there is a herd of 100+ cows in various parks around the Airport so the larvae should be well nourished...(typing this while having breakfast).
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Roger Thomason wrote:
(almost named after the stuff)


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