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Tachina ursina ?
brigitteu
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Posted on 13-11-2010 20:29
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Hi

found by comparison of pics Tachina ursina very similar.
I would be happy abourt correction / confirmation.

Switzerland, near small wetland and forest edge, mai 2010, 430 msm

Best regards, Brigitte
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Yes, that looks correct - the white lines on the abdomen are quite characteristic in Tachinidae Smile
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That would have been the beginning of May ?
Ursina is normally a very early spring species (March - April, depending on altitude and latitude of course)


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Thank you for confirmation Chris!

Sorry Theo, yes it was beginning of May, exactly 08.05.2010. Spring was partially very wet and very cold. Could this be a reason for May?

Thanks for all, Best regards, Brigitte
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I was going to say that here Spring was very cold and we had some species coming out late - so if you had the same then it might explain a late T.ursina record Smile
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8th of may is very late, but still just acceptible for a female (I mean, the fly).


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