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ssmacrophoto
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Posted on 28-09-2012 22:29
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 Salve, avrei bisogno di aiuto per l'ID di questa mosca, fotografata il 02/09/2012 nelle campagne vicino a Firenze, dimensioni circa 6 mm.
Saluti,
Sergio
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 Looks like Sarcophagidae.
 
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Posted on 29-09-2012 16:07
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tristram wrote:
Looks like Sarcophagidae.


Grazie, si può andare oltre?
 
Thomas Pape
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 Yes, this is a female Sarcophaga sp.
Thomas Pape
 
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Thomas Pape wrote:
Yes, this is a female Sarcophaga sp.

Thank you very much Tomas!
Sergio
 
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