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Sarcophagid fly?
Basil Crowley
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Posted on 05-06-2009 21:18
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 I have this one down as a Sarcophagid. (Could be wrong of course.) Can anyone improve on that id?

Size was about that of a typical blowfly. Caught in the house in May 2008. Location: Southern England.
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 Would be nice to have some idea of scale but it looks like a typical Sarcophaga sp. - it's not possible to say more without a male specimen to do a genitalia dissection. Smile
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