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Green bottle fly from Turkey
Cor Zonneveld
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Pinara, SW Turkey alt 350 m. Archeological site, some big trees near small stream, rocky with low vegetation away from that stream. Half June this year.

One of the similar-looking green flies. Based on M1, I'ld say its Calliphoridae. However, not Lucilia in view of lacking bristles on thorax.

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Chrysomya?
 
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Chrysomyia!

The black hind margins on tergites are distinctive for the genus (at least, in the Western Palaearctic)

Well spotted, Cor. Probably common in Turkey.


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You say tomyiatos and I say tomyatos....Grin
 
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Tempting fate Stephen.....Wink
 
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Sorry folks, I did not want to tempt fate.
Exclamation mark was just ment to second Stephen, I did not even notice the variant spelling at the time.


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And I didn't mean more than a gratuitous witticism. Bad habit Frown Fate will have to wait Grin

Stephen.
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Stephen R wrote:
And I didn't mean more than a gratuitous witticism. Bad habit Frown Fate will have to wait Grin

Stephen.


Can't even imagine where one could pick up such a bad habit, certainly not from anyone on this site. When I was young, many many years ago, any such.....

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I think no karma can be lost on spelling issues
(nor gained, for that matter)


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Only kidding Theo....Grin Jeez............Frown
 
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Let's call the hole thing off Wink
 
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Whingers..George and Ira wood conker.

Argot Hormones
 
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Same here Roger, just kidding


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