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Stomoxys calcitrans
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Posted on 29-09-2006 23:38
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As I don't allow any mistakes on my website (which is wishful thinking, I know), I would like to ask you whther this is S. calcitrans. Sizewise just a tiny bit smaller than a house fly. Dreadful needle shaped snout.
Picture taken today in Eastern Holland (forests, gardens and meadows on dry sandy soil). Thank you very much in advance!

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Posted on 30-09-2006 09:41
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Yes, this is Stomoxys calcitrans. Looks like a female. (Male eyes are slightly closer together and abdomen is a different shape.)
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Posted on 30-09-2006 11:53
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Thanks a lot indeed! New species for my site and first positive id for the garden.

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I hope not to find it in my garden, it makes unpleasant wounds with human and the animals by sucking blood! Shock
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