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Tachinidae <Phasia obesa>
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 I would guess Phasia obesa Smile
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 Phasia obesa or Phasia subcoleoptrata ???

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 Why interested in subcoleoptrata ?
There are 20 species of Phasia around.

The difference is in the bristles on the vertex, invisible in this pic.
The dusting on the thorax does suggest obesa.


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