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Diptera ID=>>Sarcophagidae sp.
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 Please help me to identificate this diptera! Russia, Moscow region, Pushkinskiy area, 1.09.
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 Sarcophagidae.
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 Yes, so identified only using male genitalia - impossible to say much more from photos Wink
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