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Calliphoridae, Calliphora vomitoria from Romania
cosmln
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Hi,

with another calliphorid photographed in 27.june.2007 in Retezat Mountain (~1200m).
size aprox 10mm sitting on a trunk.

is some Calliphora? maybe vicina?

thanks in advance,
cosmln

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I'd say C.vomitoria, red barbare (beardGrin) is visible on 1-st photo.
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and the basicosta is black




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thanks Nikita and Theo.
a new for me.

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