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Sacrophagidae?
alon
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 Is this Sacrophagidae? What sp?
about 15mm, Poland
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 yes. Sarcophagid fly. Perhaps Sarcophaga sp. (?).
 
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 The slightly milky wings and brown, rather than black, abdominal markings mean that this is a recently emerged specimen. Unfortunately it is almost impossible to identify Sarcophaga from photos Sad - only a few have distinctive characters.
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 Thanks a lot
 
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