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Sarcophaga sp. ?
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Sarcophaga sp. ? Do you agree? Is it possible to say anything about specie of this dipter?


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 I think it is Musca domestica...
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 half points.

It is Musca autumnalis (which, most confusingly, has two generations yearly).


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