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dipteran 3mm, family ID?->Tachinidae(Phasiina/Dexiinaee)
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 Observed very recently from Zhejiang China. A small (3mm in body length) dipteran with orange-colored abdomen. Family ID possible? Thanks.
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 Probably subfamily Phasiinae or Dexiinae in family Tachinidae.
 
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 Didn't expect it to be a tachinid! Thank you John for the ID! TumbsUp
 
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 Did a check. The body coloration and wing venation look somewhat similar to Phasia aurulans (http://syrphidae1...rulans.jpg). Phasiinae perhaps.
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 First impression is Rondania.

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 Rondania seems to be a good possibility. Thanks Theo. TumbsUp
 
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 If this is a Rondania it is a new record for China. The only species of Rondania so far recorded from China is R. cucullata which looks different.
 
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