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Tachinid, but which?
Rafael Estevez
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Posted on 26-12-2008 19:08
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Found this tachinid inside my home this same afternoon.
Size about 8/9 mm.
Photo taken in Vigo (Spain) Dec. 26th 2007.-
Any possibility to know more about her.
Thanks in advance.
Rafael
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Hello again, here's another view of the same fly.-
Rafael
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Stephane Lebrun
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It's nice to see again your wonderful pictures Rafael. Smile
I think your fly is Pales pavida (bluish body, red-tipped scutellum...).
Stephane.
 
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It's possible - the tibiae look brown and the facial ridges seem to have lots of strong down-pointing bristles Grin
 
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Rafael Estevez
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Thnks Chris and Stephane for the ID, havent done much this year, far too busy. However thanks for the wellcome.
Bst wishes.
Rafael
 
Zeegers
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Indeed Pales pavida.

Beware of other (rare) species in Spain and Italy

(recent review by Cerretti in Zootaxa)


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