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Scathophagidae => Scathophaga inquinata
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 Scathophagidae (rather than Scatophagidae :-))

Looks like Scathophaga inquinata ?
 
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 Oooohh, I don't know what do you mean ... Grin

Indeed, I've edited the suject !! Wink



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