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Tachinidae ID
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Posted on 02-08-2012 10:10
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Found in dry meadow, Netherlands. ID possible?

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As to the prominent anterodorsal bristles on middle tibia, I'd say Thelaira nigripes, but better wait for an expert for confirmation!
 
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Definitely Thelaira - probably nigripes but the species can be annoyingly difficult to split because the size and number of bristles are slightly variable Smile
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The presence of outer verticals is much better feature... however, cannot be seen in this picture

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Thanks!

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