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Sarcophaga spec?
nielsyese
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Posted on 15-03-2010 17:21
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 Hello, can anyone confirm this is a Sarcophaga spec? It was found in the Netherlands, last week. Thanks.
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 Wrong family : this is a Pollenia sp. Wink
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 Thanks. I thought of Pollenia, but I didn't see the 'golden' hairs so I thought it had to be something differentSmile
 
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 It is worn, but we can see some persistent long golden hairs on the anepisternum (first picture).
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