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Sarcophaga sp.
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Length: |
0.5" (12-20 mm) |
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Appears: |
All year |
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Family: |
Sarcophagidae |
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Flesh Fly |
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The Sarcophaga species have red eyes and very large feet but
it is difficult to distinguish between them. They are very
common in the UK and Europe but they are not often found
indoors.
If you click on the images below you will be able to see the
large feet and also the distinguishing bristles. They also
usually have black and grey stripes on the thorax. |
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Flesh Fly |
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Flesh Fly |
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