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Musca domestica?
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 03-08-2007 23:45
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Hello!

Because we have fly screens at our windows and no farms in the neighbourhood, I hardly know the normal 'house fly' any more. This one sat at the wall of our house tonight (Ostwestfalen/Germany) - is it Musca domestica...?


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Hello!

I dare to raise this again Wink, because the identity of this nice fly is still unknown to me...
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Posted on 17-10-2007 07:44
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So this is not Musca autumnalis. I can still not confidently say that it is a rather atypical female domestica or the female of other species. I assume it is an atypical female M. domestica.
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