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Tachina fera?
Gabriele
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Posted on 04-06-2012 20:17
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Hallo,
Is this fly a Tachina fera? Thank you for your help.
Gabriele
26. May 2012, Lower Austria, grassland
 
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Is there any chance to identify this Tachina sp.?
Thanks.
Gabriele
 
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gabriele, there is no photo visible .... make sure that you scale your image to about 600 x 400 for example... , other wise it will not be displayed
 
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Also, the commonest problem is having unnecessary spaces or punctuation in the filename ... or having a file over 190KB.
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Sorry for that and thank you for your advice. Well, here is the insect which I think is Tachina fera.
Gabriele
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I'm even less sure about this one - it has very dark front tarsi. Do you have other angles of it? With most tachinidae it helps to have a few photos to pick up multiple determining features - too many are variable and similar to other species. Wink
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Unfortunately I don`t have any other pictures of this Tachina sp. As a hobby photographer I was pleased with the one the moment I took it without thinking of the problem of identifying it. Thank you very much for your help.
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Gabriele
 
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