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Dinera ferina and carinifrons, Tachinidae, June 2008, Hungary
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Looks like a Dexiine Tachinid. Most similar to Dinera sp.
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Though the eyes are pretty close suggesting that this could be one of those dexiine mimic Tachininae genera.
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Third shot.
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Another individual from a different date.
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Another shot of the second individual, which may or may not be conspecific with the first individual.
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I agree - looks like Dinera ferina to me but I don't see these here so I might be wrong Smile
 
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The first one is ferina, the second one carinifrons.

Both males


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