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Posted on 03-11-2007 14:00
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Hi,
Here comes another fly from my Baltic trip last week: a grey animal of moderate size sitting on a house wall - according to the bent snout a conopid, though I had not expected such a broad abdomen when viewed from above. What genus could that be?
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Muscidae - Stomoxys calcitrans! Smile
 
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they are pretty common. Wink
 
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Aha - now my idea how a conopid should look like is restored! A bent snout thus can be found in different families. As there were many farm animals around, the stable fly was on the right place. I have not met one in Berlin yet.
Thank you, Jorge.
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