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Juanjo Rozadilla
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Posted on 28-08-2012 22:50
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Flies are impossible for me Frown

You help me? Thanks
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 Looks like Sarcophagidae.
 
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 Yes, Sarcophagidae so male genitalia are usually needed to say more Smile
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 That bad luck !
Thanks tristam. Thanks ChrisR.

Best regards.Smile
 
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