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UK, Tachinidae, Bessa?
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UK, Suffolk, mixed vegetation on sandy soil. 1st June. Size 4mm approx.

Might this be Bessa? With discals on tergites 3 and 4, it would then be Bessa selecta

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It's something I see rarely so it would always be better to key it through - but it does look like a Bessa ... small, wide frons ... otherwise fairly anonymous! Wink
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Chris has now seen this specimen and confirms the idSmile

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