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Sarcophagidae ? Golden, Colorado
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 Is this a flesh fly? Species ideas? I know probably not the best angle for ID purposes. Photo taken in Golden, Colorado - Denver foothills - July 4th
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 Certainly. Similar to Wohlfahrtia sp.
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 Thanks for the reply / ID help
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 I agree. In our universe, this would be Wohlfartia.
But in yours .... (= new world) ?


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