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Tachinid that must have an ID
Rui Andrade
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Posted on 24-07-2008 22:17
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This tachinid was awfully difficult to photograph, I hope it will get an IDPfft.

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It probably also awfully difficult to identify.
It's not Goniini / Eryciini, since the praealar bristle is clearly short.
The projecting mouth margin, long proboscis and erect apical scutellar bristles, together with several ad bristles on tibia 2, then suggests some species of Bithia. Which is a notoriously difficult genus.

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Nice! An ID of the genus is enough, thanks TheoSmile.
 
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I think Theo wouldn't call it an "ID" ... more a "suggestion" ... there's a BIG difference Wink
 
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Ok eheheheh, I will register it as "possibly Bithia". Thanks for the correction ChrisWink
 
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If proved wrong, I've got a defense !


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I want to know what is your defensePfft
 
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