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Tachinidae - Chetogena tschorsnigi from Serra da Estrela
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 Hi


This fly was spotted in May 2009 , Serra da Estrela. 1500 m altitude.
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 Need to see the wing as well, but it is looking good


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 another..
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 up.
 
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 with this wing venation.. maybe it is possible to say more:
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 Yes, this is Chaetogena.


IS the topcell closed ?
Did you collect it ?

We suspect there is a new species of Chaetogena out there in Portugal, but we didn't get the male.
This might be it .


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 here another photo:
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 I have collected 3 specimens... I was seeking for Baumhaeuria but it didn't appear.
 
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 Great and great pic, the topcel is closed.

This really might be the male we have been looking for !!


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 Great! I can send for you just to be sure! Smile
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 and a photo just to show all the beuaty of this fly Grin
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 and which Chetogena could this be? Any ideas?
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 Well, let's wait and see.

before we get it in the newspapers....


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 Smile ok. We'll wait for the news.
 
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 In 2010 there were no Chetogena found in Nave de Santo António. I found them again this year and sent to Theo just to confirm the species and cf. with other specimen collected in 2009. Now I got the confirmation from Theo and Joachim Zigler... and it is really a Chetogena tschorsnigi.
 
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