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Miltogramminae (Sarcophagidae) - Amobia sp.?
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 The specimen is caught on wing from Tai Po Ma Wo, 25.vi.2020
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 Definitely a Miltogramminae (Sarcophagidae).

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 Amobia?
 
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 Thank you Theo & John.
 
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 Yes, it has some features of Amobia, but then again, it is from the Oriental Region, it is outside my comfort zone and I have made mistakes here before, so I leave it to my first words 'has some features of Amobia'.

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