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Sarcophaga carnaria
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Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Subclass: Pterygota
Infraclass: Neoptera
Superorder: Endopterygota
Order: Diptera
Description: 12-20mm, with striking red eyes and very large feet. The thorax has black and grey stripes, and the abdomen has a chequered black and grey pattern that varies with the angle from which it is viewed.
Food and Habits: Adults feed on nectar, rotting carrion and dung. On the wing throughout the year, they often bask on sunny walls in winter. Females give birth to active grubs that feed in carrion and dung.
Habitat and Range: Found in a wide range of habitats, and common around houses, yet rarely venturing indoors. |
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- fiyo
(10618) - [2006-11-29 12:34]
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Hello Nicolas,
very good capture.POV,colors,sharpness and composition are excellent.TFS
bonjour nicolas
c'est un peu dommage que la tête de celle de dessous soit OF car le reste de la photo est tres bon.bien vu;
laurent
- clnaef
(6814) - [2006-11-29 14:39]
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Bonsoir,
Quelle énergie !
Bonne soirée.
clnaef
Hola Nicolás,
Buena toma con mucho detalle y buena nitidez, aunque un poco justa de profundidad de campo. Saludos cordiales
Hi Nicholas,
Excelent composition, we can see every detail of the insects, the red eyes adds value to the overall color balance of the pic.
I think just needed a little more DOF.
Regards,
JM