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Peleteria or Deopalpus - Tachinidae USA
hedy2411
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Posted on 17-07-2016 12:12
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Can this fly be named..?
Found 21-6-2016 near Cathedral Gorge in Nevada
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Seems to have the "Peleteria bristles", so Peleteria or Deopalpus (tribe Tachinini).
 
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What picture you need to see it better..?
 
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Peleteria has thin palps. Deopalpus has none. America has many Tachinini with modified palps, from as long as thorax to totally absent. Here is the North American long-palped species: http://bugguide.n...11/bgimage.
 
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Palps are not visible I guess, so we may make it uncertain OK.

Thank you for your reaction John!

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Hedy
 
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