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Tabanus 1 > T. bromius
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 I have no experience with Tabanus but I think this keys to a female Tabanus bromius. Can someone confirm or correct, please? Devon, England on 16/06/2024.

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 And according to "The Book" this is a female Tabanus bromius, too.
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 We have the same book. Thanks.

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 Glad to hear it ! We are approaching "bible" Smile
 
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 When can we expect an ID guide to the Tachinidae of NW Europe, Theo?Wink

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