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small black with big red eyes - Phasia?
Sundew
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Posted on 01-12-2007 02:02
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Hi,
For a change, here is a living one from 31 July. It fed on Erigeron annuus (Asteraceae) and was rather small. I am sorry that there are not many details to be seen, but the wings show a petiolus - and I learned that was typical for Phasia. Can this genus be confirmed?
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Phasia sp. - TACHINIDAE.
 
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If it has yellow haltares (I think I can see them) then it'll be Phasia barbifrons Smile I have found the darker face is also indicative - Phasia pusilla has brown haltares and a more silvery face.
 
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The halteres are yellow for sure. Many thanks, Chris! (And thanks also to Jorge for confirming the genus.)
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