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Scathophaga calida <ID'd b Stephane Lebrun
Roger Thomason
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Posted on 22-06-2009 14:24
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Only got a single shot of this 10-11mm fly. Flew away as I was positioning for a lateral view Frown.
I thought it was a large Scathophaga stercoraria but the head doesn't seem to match up to that. Or is this yet another variation in these flies????

EDIT; Confirmed as Scathophaga calida (male) on this thread....http://diptera.in...ost_121040 via links....
By Stephane Lebrun.
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If you were 'close to the beach' it may also be Scathophaga litorea...
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Beach is 40 odd metres away..then again Life is a beach.
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Close enough. The beach, that is. Grin
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Cheers Paul
I have S.litorea on my Checklist...but never seen one before..

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