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I'm pretty sure - Stomorhina lunata
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 I'm pretty sure about this one, just wanted a definitive confirmation from the experts - Stomorhina lunata?

www.naturamediterraneo.com/Public/data2/lynkos/Stomorhina_lunata_CF5A05-C08-F.jpg_200512517322_Stomorhina_lunata_CF5A05-C08-F.jpg

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 See ?!?

You are pretty sure and you are pretty right !
Congratulations.
By the way: a female


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 It really is such a very attractive fly, not a bit like your average Calliphoridae! Thanks for the confirmation Theo, Sarah
 
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 Not a bit like YOUR average Calliphoridae either! Wink
 
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 Grin Sarah
 
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