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Its probably Sarcophaga indeterminata, but if I'm wrong please tell me.
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Calling Jan HC Velterop. Just ignore Roger we still love youPfft
 
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Gordon wrote:
Calling Jan HC Velterop. Just ignore Roger we still love youPfft


Who is this "WE" ? Grin
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Poor me! Definitely a Sarcophaga ♀ s.l., species indeterminable, unless catched. There will come some clues for females, bus it takes time and patience. Jan HC Velterop.
 
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No problem, it wasn't in the national park so its not part of the survey. Thanks again Jan.Smile
 
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