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Tachinidae - Gonia atra
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Posted on 06-04-2008 03:03
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Hi


I found this fly in final afternoon on Tuesday in Vila Nova do Ceira - about 20 km-30 km of Coimbra.

It is a Gonia, but which one?

EDIT: Title changed from "Tachinidae - Gonia sp." to "Tachinidae - Gonia cf. ornata (melanic)"
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another one..
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Hi Jorge


Are the parafacialia really that grey, or is this the lighting of the pic ?
First impression was G. atra, however, that does not fit. The face suggests a melanistic female G. ornata. But it does look peculiar


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Zeegers wrote:
Hi Jorge


Are the parafacialia really that grey, or is this the lighting of the pic ?
First impression was G. atra, however, that does not fit. The face suggests a melanistic female G. ornata. But it does look peculiar


Theo


the colour is natural. The parafacialia is *really* grey. Grin
It calls my attention the very peculiar colour for this Gonia.
 
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In that case, the wings are probably genuinely darkened as well, in which case I return to my first impression

Gonia atra.


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Thanks, Theo. Smile The name was fixed.
 
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