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Sarcophagidae (Gastrolepta ?) => Sarcophaga species
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Posted on 30-05-2015 18:01
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 Hi !

Center of France, 13.05.2015, 4 mm
Is Gastrolepta anthracina possible ?

www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/image/dos141/big/_aaa4945.jpg
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 Looks more like a Sarcophagidae.
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 it is a Sarc.

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 Thanks both,
I was told Sarcophaga but I can't beleive it !
That can be a Nyctea halterata ?
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 Sarcophaga - difficult to go further with this photo.
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 Thanks Daniel
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Daniel Whitmore wrote:
Sarcophaga - difficult to go further with this photo.


Possibly S. dissimilis
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 Fine !
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