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Tachinidae, June 2008, Hungary
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 It looks somehow more like Rhinophoridae

Rhinomorinia sarcophagina comes in mind.


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 Yes yes, you can now clearly see the outwards oriented parafrontal bristle, characteristic of...

Rhinimorinia (sarcophagina)


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