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Tachinidae, Nemorilla floralis ?
Renko
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Posted on 01-05-2016 13:16
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 Hello,

A Tachinidae found in North of France, Clairmarais, the 30 april 2016, on a Tree stump, in a deciduous forest, in a area with Gymnocheta viridis and Tachina ursina
Maybe a female Nemorilla floralis ?


Greetings,

Thomas
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 No.
It reminds me of Cyzenis jucunda, pretty rare.
I can't check my collection now.
Send me a PM as reminder in two weeks time.

Theo
 
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 I checked my collection and it looks OK.

That is a nice find !


Theo
 
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 Thanks you, Theo ! Smile
There was plenty of Operophtera brumata larva at this time
 
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tlegrand wrote:
Thanks you, Theo ! :)
There was plenty of Operophtera brumata larva at this time


Is the host known? With C. albicans parasitizing O. brumata I would expect C. jucunda to use a different species.
 
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 Hello John,

I saw the host here : http://tachinidae.org.uk/blog/?page_id=343&q=Cyzenis&t=name
 
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tlegrand wrote:
Hello John,

I saw the host here : http://tachinidae.org.uk/blog/?page_id=343&q=Cyzenis&t=name


That page is about C. albicans.
 
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