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Oestrus ovis?
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 Would be pleased to have id confirmed. It was well camouflaged on the brick wall of our house!

size: approx 10mm
2nd July 2008
Location- Suffolk, UK
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 i love this family. So unusual flies. Oestridae. Smile
I think they were much more common than nowadays. Actually they are rarely seen. At least, I never saw one. Sad And I was near horses, sheeps, and other mammals... awkward
 
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 I don't have the key handy but iooks very similar to the specimen I caught in a Malaise trap a few years ago in south Oxon Smile
 
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 Fascinating fly.
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