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 Photo from norther Sweden (county of Härjedalen) taken 30th of june. Size approx. 10 mm (I would guess). Can anyone help with identification?

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 Tachinidae?
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 Trixa caerulescens/alpina.
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 Very nice - relatively small antennae & head with a large, wide abdomen Smile
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