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Susan R Walter
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Can anyone help me with this one? I think it is Muscidae, but no idea from there.
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Another view. Male, 9mm, from east London cemetery park, 29 April 2006
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Hi Susan.
I think it is Pollenia sp., Calliphoridae. Few red hairs on thorax, but chess-like colour of abdomen and venation...
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Nikita's analysis in spot-on. Some Pollenia specimens have very few curly hairs on the mesonotum but some are always present on the pleurae.
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Oh yes - I see them now that you mention it. Thanks once again.
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