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Tachinidae, September 2008, Hungary
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An interesting species. I have little clue with this one.
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Another shot.
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Another individual.
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And another individual. Maybe female Dinera grisescens?
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The first species clearly is Zaira cinerea.
SO, the other possible Zaira in the other post seems likely as well.


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Now it is likely that both flies are the same species. Maybe the top two are females and the lower slimmer one is a male?
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I can't say anything meaningful on the last picture.
Except that all are females


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