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Calliphoridae from Singapore - Chrysomyia megacephala
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 or another Chrysomyia?

Taken by my friend Farhn Bokhari in first week of December 2007.
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 yellow face and yellow antennae - has to be Ch.megachepala
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 thanks for confirmation, Nikita. Wink
 
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 Why do you post photo's of other people Jorge? First I think you make very nice photo's yourself Wink . Second: please invite them to become a member of diptera.info Cool
 
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 because they don't want to come here. Smile And the other reason: no much flies this time here. In next month we will see many interesting things. Wink
 
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