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Tachinidae?
Eugen
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Posted on 23-09-2008 23:29
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 Hello together!

Is it possible to identify this fly? Which family/genus? Size about 8 mm. The photo was taken on July 24th 08 near a forest on 400 msm. Thanks in advance.

Grettings
Eugen

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Zeegers
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 Please always give location.

Looks like a small male Dinera ferina (I can see DC 3+4)


Theo
 
Eugen
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Posted on 24-09-2008 10:08
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 Hello Theo, many thanks for your answer.

I?m sorry, i have forgotten the location: Germany, North-Bavaria

Best regards
Eugen
 
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 There, all 3 Dinera can be found. This should be ferina, as explained.


Theo
 
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