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Posted on 21-09-2006 20:26
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 Little fly (about 7-8mm) in my garden (Walcheren, Netherlands), end of July 2006.
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 Hi Albert.
Stomorhina (lunata?), Calliphoridae
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 I do not think there is any other species in Europe. So lunata it must be.
 
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 Thanks, Nikata.
The S. lunata seems to have an orange coloured abdomen. Is there a difference between males and females? I think mine is a female.
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 Albert, you are right !
Males are orange, female not.

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