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Tachinidae -> Drino vicina
MorganA
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I think this might be a Drino?

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I agree. Abdominal pattern suggests D. inconspicua, which should have hairlike ocellar bristles, which I don’t see.
If these are really lacking, D. vicina is an option. But somehow, too much gry on tergites ?

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Thank you Theo, I don't know what hairlike ocellars would look like, but to me, it only looks like hairs around the oceli.
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I agree. Abdomen suggests D. galii, but vertex is much too narrow.
So should be D. vicina.

Theo
 
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Great, Thank you! Smile
 
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