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Calliphoridae?
Sergey Golubev
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 Hi!
Can someone help to ID this fly? Is this Calliphoridae family?
Found: pea crops, July 6, 2007
Location: Voronezh region of Central European Russia (Black Earth zone)
Size: 11 mm (without wings).
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 Yes, Calliphoridae, Pollenia
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 Thanks a lot, Nikita!
 
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 But no ordinary one, looks like either amentaria or atramentaria (which are, confusingly enough, different species)


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