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Scatophagidae - Scatophaga stercoraria
Frank Koehler
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old thread reanimation:

#0787 Austria / Osttirol: Innervillgraten, Arntaler Lenke, 2600 m, VIII.2004
www.koleopterologie.de/diptera/0787-0789-dip-scatophagidae-scatophaga-sp-arntalerlenke2400-010804.jpg

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Male of the most common species?
Thanks in advance
Frank
Edited by Frank Koehler on 24-11-2006 15:49
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Ys, Frank, S. stercoraria.
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Frank Koehler
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ty, Nikita!
Next year I will follow this rule: Black antennae = deactivate the camera Wink Right?
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Frank Koehler wrote:
ty, Nikita!
Next year I will follow this rule: Black antennae = deactivate the camera Wink Right?
Best regards
Frank


As I understand S. stercoraria varies alot in colors and hairiness. Could be interesting to document Wink
 
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