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Tachinid from 28.05.24 --> cf. Cyzenis albicans
Juergen Peters
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Hello,

a 7 mm fly from a hedge near small brook (northwest Germany).
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No way?
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Wing venation looks very Blondeliini, or even Muscid (Muscina??)

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Hello Theo,

Zeegers wrote:
Wing venation looks very Blondeliini, or even Muscid (Muscina??)

it looks very different to me for the 3 Muscina species here (levida, prolapsa, stabulans), much more "spiny". But the soft bend in the M-vein baffled me...
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It might be an old Cyzenis albicans.... I think the eye is hairy, that would exclude Muscina

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Thanks again, Theo!
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