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Tachinidae from Spain
Rafael Estevez
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Posted on 10-01-2009 19:36
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Size 14mm, taken in Vilamaior (Lugo) NW Spain during august 2008 at 450 mts.
Habitat:- oak woodland meadow seemed to be quite frequent.
Thank you for the help.
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Closeup of the head of the same insect.
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Peleteria sp. ... you can see 2 "Peleteria bristles" clearly on both photos, located between the lower eye margin and the mouth Smile

I don't think it is possible to go further in southern Europe from photos.
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Excellent photos, by the way.

I can't see the palps but it looks very much like P. rubescens: black antennae, very broad parafacialia.


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Thanks Chris and Theo, youre of great help.
Rafael
 
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