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Scathophagidae, Ceratinostoma ostiorum.
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 I have to confess that the suggestion of Scathophage litorea is almost entirely because they were being very definitely litoreal, loose swarms of a few dozen or more rarely moving more than a few feet from the strand line.

West Wittering Beach (Sandy with developed dunes), West Sussex, UK.

29 March 2012

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 Ceratinotoma ostiorum, the other litoreal Scathophagidae.
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 Thanks. Updating title to suit.
 
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