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Sarcophagidae - too small for S. carnea.
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Posted on 30-06-2019 11:35
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 this posiible Sarcophagidae found 22. June 2019 on our terrace in South Palatina / Germany is with about 7mm much too small for Sarcophaga carnaria. Are there other smaller one's? Or is it a Tachinidae like Blondelia nigripes?

Would be nice if it is possible to ID it on this one Foto:
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Thanks for your Help,
Rainer
 
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 It is Sarcophagidae. It is rarely possible to identify to species from a photo. Underfed larvae of Sarcophagidae often produce small adults. This is an adaptation to the larval environment where many larvae compete for a limited resource.
 
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 Thanks John for these Informations - Rainer
Thanks for your Help,
Rainer
 
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