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Scatophaga ? --> stercoraria
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 Loire-atlantique, western France, october 09 2009.

is it S. stercoraria or may be another one ?
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 a dorsal view
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 Black antennae is S.stercoraria. Frown
 
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 Many thanks Roger ! Smile

that was my first guess ! but i've got some S. stercoraria with dense hairy yellowish-greenish legs, you can see here :

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so ... i thought may be ... it's another one ! Wink
 
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Very variable fly. Frown
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 Indeed, it is variable !! Wink
 
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 Also sexually dimorphic - the yellow furry ones are males.
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 Thanks a lot ! Smile
 
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