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Fly 28.5. ->Scathophaga
Pentti Ketola
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 Hi,
can anyone suggest a species this fly?
I take the photo on 28.5.2010 Kokkola Finland.
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 Looks like Scathophaga sp. Maybe Stephane can go further.

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 I'm not the Scathophaga expert, but S. furcata is my guess : arista almost bare, crosveins infuscated, fore femur with a dark streak on dorsal surface.
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 I second the S. furcata guess. This species is very common in Finland (together with S. suills and S. stercoraria)
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 Many thanks.
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