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Female Nemoraea pellucida?
Rui Andrade
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Posted on 22-09-2008 20:46
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I captured this tachinid in Barcelos, Portugal on the last 20th of September. To me it looks like a female Nemoraea pellucida but I think it is a bit small for this species. What do you think?

size: around 11 mm

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It looks familiar - best confirm from Theo though because I have only seen the male Smile
 
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Thanks, lets wait for TheoWink.
 
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Most definitely female Nemoraea.

It can be quite small, like 11 mm. Not common but not really unusual either. Third antennal segment is different from all other Eurithia / Tachina / ...


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Thank you very muchWink.
 
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