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Calliphoridae?
Susan R Walter
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I think these are Calliphoridae, but they might be Muscidae - I never managed to get a good enough look at the venation. These were coming to the fig at Banka Banka too. I don't even know if they are the same species or several.
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Hi Susan.
Calliphoridae, Chrysomyinae, (Chrysomyia sp.?)
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Ah - so they are one of the famous sheep blowflies - I wondered if they were.

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