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Solieria fenestrata ?? > Dexia rustica ?
Tjitske Lubach
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Attracted by light at night. About 9-10 mm. Abdomen orange with dark grey in the middle. Legs orange. Tachinidae, maybe Solieria fenestrata ?

Location : Indre 36 (France)
Date : 09-08-2024 (DD-MM-YYYY)

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Dexia rustica?

Solieria would not have a right-angled bend in vein M.
 
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Thank you very much for your suggestion, which matches indeed much better...

So I think this is a male, with the orange abdomen...
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This is a male – long claws, narrow frons, no proclinate orbitals.
 
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Thank you again John, for the explanations !
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