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Tachinid #4 from 08.05.22: Phasia? --> P. cf. pusilla
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Hello,

a 5 mm fly on Leucanthemum vulgare on a meadow near a hedge (northwest Germany). Seemed too big for Phasis barbifrons or pusilla, more like obesa.

Also some Phania funesta, Siphona sp. and Tachina fera were around there.
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Does look loke pusilla, difficult to be sure.

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Zeegers wrote:
Does look loke pusilla, difficult to be sure.


Thank you, Theo! Then it was the biggest Phasia pusilla, I've ever seen.
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