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Austrian maggots eating goat kid cadaver (3 pics)
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Hi to all!

A cadaver full of maggots... always good for filling the camera's memory card. ;-)

I'm not even sure about the family (Calliphoridae, Sarcophagidae, ...?). At least this determineable? Size of the biggest (roughly estimated): 1.5 cm or a little more

Found 19.6.2015, Austria, East Tyrol, Valley Gschloesstal, about 1680m a.s.l. (Coordinates 47.1262072N, 12.4667414E)
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Most likely Calliphoridae. If it is in the sun, probably Lucilia, if it is in the shade, probably Calliphora.
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Thanks Tony!

Difficult to tell about sun or shadow. When I was there it was cloudy, but the cadaver was lying rather free, only the mountain slope (northern) could have made relevant shadows. But in June I don't think so.
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