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 the abdomen looked a bit like tachina fera but much smaller bristles and the wing venation seems to point to a blow fly, not to mention the thorax. Is there a key for and therefore much interest in blow flies? this one seems fairly distinctive. also fairly large, about the size of a small t. fera
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 thanks, apparently G. maculata on iSpot
 
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