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 Phasia obesa (female) 
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| Mucha Fero | 
 Posted on 19-09-2025 03:43 
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Tachinidae_Phasia obesa (male) is the correct name? Slovak Republic, Malá Fatra, approximately altitude cca 500 m a. s. l. Thank you very much for your help. Best regards. Fote date: 13. 09. 2025.
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| Mucha Fero | 
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| Mucha Fero | 
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| Mucha Fero | 
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| Mucha Fero | 
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| eklans | 
 Posted on 19-09-2025 08:11 
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Phasia obesa is correct - but I think it's female: - wings transparent, no darkened veins - 2nd image shows the tip of the ovipositor Edited by eklans on 19-09-2025 08:12 Greetings, Eric  | 
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| Mucha Fero | 
 Posted on 19-09-2025 14:58 
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 eklans wrote: Phasia obesa is correct - but I think it's female: - wings transparent, no darkened veins - 2nd image shows the tip of the ovipositor Eric K Thank you very much.  | 
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