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Tachinidae from Portugal 2
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Posted on 06-10-2011 20:04
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This smaller (5 mm) Tachinidae looks like a black Cylindromya, but is that true? From Portugal, Algarve in september 2011
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Cylindromyia rufipes, I think Smile
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Still looks like Cylindromyia rufipes to me Wink
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