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Tachinid 4-2011 Phorocera assimilis
Jan Wind
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Posted on 03-02-2012 16:11
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Seen 9 april 2011 under old Fagus sylvatica forest in low vegetation. Hope for ID
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This one still asks for help for an ID.

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Looks a bit like a Phorocera to me and that would suit the early flight time too ... but it would be nice for confirmation from someone who sees them more than I do Smile
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Thank you Chris. I come then to Phococera assimilis. Fore tarsus as long as fore tibia. Tergite 2 hollowed out to posterior edge. Middle black longitudinal stripes on thorax smaller than the dividing space.

Still welcome a confirmation.

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