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Tachinidae? Sarcophaga?
Robert Heemskerk
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Posted on 02-08-2011 16:58
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hi flyforum,

On a dutch forum it's not clear wheater it is a Tachinidae or a Sarcophaga?

We could use some help with it..

The scutellum is redish and the wingvein's looks Tachini for me..

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Sarcophagidae. nice one.
 
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Exorista larvarum is very sarcophagid-like...Wink
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cheated!!! Sad
 
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The topic got a unexpected turn, as even unexpected like this fly look like..

So it is a Exorista larvarum?

Amazing..

greeting Robert
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yes, it is... see here one similar but another species. I should know this one!! http://www.flickr...498591268/
 
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Yes it is Exorista larvarum or fasciata, larvarum is most commoner.


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Excellent pictures Jorge

yes brilliant too!

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