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Sarcophagidae, Miltogramma cf oestracea
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 Hi,

this is Miltogramma yes ? July 15. 2010 Loviisa, Finland

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 Yes, probably M. oestracea judging from the place of origin and width of frons.
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 Thank's Daniel. I will name it as cf ostracea as long as I go home and have my books.

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 Jari: The correct spelling is oestracea Smile
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 Ooops awkward
 
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