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Jan Zwaaneveld
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Posted on 14-07-2008 17:54
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I photographed this 1 cm tachinid fly on July 5th at Leerdam, Netherlands. Is it possible to tell which species or genus it is?

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just a guess, maybe some kind of Linnaemyia?

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Good call cosmln - densely hairy eyes, projecting mouth edge and yellow basicosta all say "Linnaemya" Smile but it is much harder to say which species it might be Wink
 
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O.k., thank you very much for your help, cosmln and Chris!
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Given the locality, it should be L. tessellans.


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Ah, that's even better Smile Thank you, Theo!
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