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| | | Re: Yellow fly with red eyes ... bless the juvenile Homo sapien
Um... just had a thought. Yes, we have now established yours is M. rorida. All well and good. I... just wonder though if Bruce's is definately M. rorida - or if a subtle thing may actually be different to yours?
I hate thoughts like that... *...runs off. Very fast*
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| | | Re: Yellow fly with red eyes Thanks for all this useful information, everybody. I have what appears to be a very similar specimen in my July unidentified files and this has put me onto some helpful ideas. | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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