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Scathophaga litorea or WHAT
Roger Thomason
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Posted a dorsal view of S.litorea week or so ago and have been keeping a lookout for it to get lateral shots. This seems to me to be the same type, can anyone confirm????
Photographed sitting on cat shit while being a bit voyeuristic towards a pair of Piophilidae who were getting on down...or something.
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I don't think about S. litorea. No more idea for the moment.
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Might well be litorea in my opinion.
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maybe just a variation...
 
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Seems to be a variation in the heads of this one and the one thought to be S.litorea I sent in previously (top image).

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The species is highly variable in colouration, though in the variation mentioned I have not sen the frons included.
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Hi Paul
Not only the frons is different...Orbital/Frontal (?) Bristles in the top fly are pointing outwards, whereas in the bottom one they are pointing inwards. 2 different flies ????
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