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Sarcophaga?
Michael Becker
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Posted on 13-05-2007 18:46
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Hello,

for me this looks a bit like the common Sarcophaga carnea, but the pattern on the abdomen seems to be different. What is it? (found last week, germany, size about 9mm).

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Michael
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Notice that the topcell is closed and even stalked, very unusual for Sarcophaga sl. So my guess is this is Estheria in Tachinidae / Dexiinae.
Very difficult to go further, possibly E. bohemani
 
Michael Becker
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Hello,

thank you for your answer.

Michael
 
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Nice fly ... I don't see many Estheria here in UK but I always think they look quite like sarcophagids Smile
 
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