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Which Tachinidae? --> Solieria vacua
Bernd Rottenburger
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 Sighted on 02.08.2024 in Germany Baden Württemberg at the edge of the forest.
What is it?

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 I think Solieria fenestrata or inanis.
 
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 Thank you for the help.

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 Vertex is juch too broad for inanis, and also fenestrata. I am thinking malr S. vacua.

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 Thank you for the correction.
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