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Scathophaga cf litorea, Sussex
Will van Niekerk
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Posted on 01-03-2012 22:45
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Although this one isn't a great image (and none of the ones of this were) I kept it because I hadn't expected to see anything flying around at the time of year (I certainly wouldn't have left the house if I had the option).

20.11.2011

Flint shingle at upper edge of saltmarsh,

Bosham, West Sussex.
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i would guess it's a Scatophaga because the tick carpet of golden hairs on pleura
 
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Thanks, updating title.
 
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I was thinking Coelopa frigida - Coelopidae?

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No, it isn't a Coelopa, it is probably Scathophaga litorea.
Best wishes, Niels-Jan Dek
 
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Thank you! Will update title and add images (with cautionary note) to the S. litorea folder.

I must go through gallery and check that I'm not harbouring any further un-illustrated images soon...

Will.
 
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