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Flies on a dead dog 4 (Muscidae ?)
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Posted on 27-11-2009 15:42
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On my Roupel dead dog site, Northern Greece - 27 -11- 2009
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Hydrotaea dentipes female

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Thanks Joke van Erkelens - now you must go in the book as a collaborator as that is a new record for the survey.

 
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now you must go in the book as a collaborator as that is a new record for the survey.

New..? Strange !
Very common species, specialy near dead animals.

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Ah - but I did not have any of my malaise traps or yeloow pan traps near dead animals and they didn't leave me any time for anything else.Wink
 
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