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Linnaemya？-->Peleteria
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 Linnaemya or something else? Picture taken last November in east China (Zhejiang province). Thanks in advance.
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 Another shot from a different angle, the same individual.
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 Eyes are bare and pedicel long. Could be tribe Tachinini.
 
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 Thank you! TumbsUp I'll take a look at this tribe.
 
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 Should be a Peleteria, but crucial features not visible.

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 Thank you Theo for the genus level. Peleteria looks very promising. Maybe P. varia or near.
 
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 Yes. Its current calid name is iavana.

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