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 Photographed in Ryton Woods on 19th April 2020.
Edited by walwyn on 11-10-2022 20:34
 
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 Not familiar with this family
walwyn attached the following image:


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 Tachinidae (hairy eyes, large calypters, bare parafacial).
 
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 But the first picture definitely represents another species (eye virtually bare, no appendix to bend in vein M, calypter yellow). So please remove the first pic.
The second is Phorocera obscura.

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 Thanks I've removed the first one.
 
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