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Renko
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Posted on 20-07-2014 20:58
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Hello,

A Tachinidae found in France, Bourg-Saint-Maurice, at 1800 m, in a flowery meadow, the july 06 2014
I have the dead specimen if needed

Greetings,
Thomas
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Zeegers
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Very interesting species, several options.

I'd need the specimen. If you are interested to send it over, send me a PM.


Theo
 
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I would offer Pachystylum bremii Smile

Steve
 
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Yes, Steve, it is something like that, but so high in the Alps there are more options.
YOu could be right, though

Theo
 
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Steve, you are up for the jackpot: indeed confirmed


Theo
 
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Thanks you very much, Theo and Steve ! GrinSmile
 
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