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Gumenuk Vitalij
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To which family does this belong?
Midland of Russia, the Moscow region (Jugo-east area). 01.08.2004
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Tachinidae
 
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Gumenuk Vitalij
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Chris Raper wrote:
Tachinidae

Thanks for the rendered help Smile
 
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If it has hairy eyes then I would guess it is something like Epicampocera succincta - because it is quite wide in the body and dark in colour, but we need Theo really. Wink
 
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Chris Raper wrote:
If it has hairy eyes then I would guess it is something like Epicampocera succincta - because it is quite wide in the body and dark in colour, but we need Theo really. Wink

Thanks. I will wait for opinion Theo
 
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You don''t need me, excellent ID.
The eyes are hairy, but very difficult to see.
Look at the lower corner of the right eye.

Theo
 
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Zeegers wrote:
You don''t need me, excellent ID.
The eyes are hairy, but very difficult to see.
Look at the lower corner of the right eye.
Theo


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