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Tachinidae 9th april 2009, Belgium -> Smidtia conspersa (det. T. Zeegers)
caliprobola
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Posted on 09-04-2009 19:16
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today this Tachinid near Ghent, Belgium.
it seems typical with the red tip of the scutellum and the hairs on the lower part of the eye...
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a dorsal view
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a frontal view
all of the same specimen

thx
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The parafacialia are quite hairy, as is the abdomen, so Smidtia (or Timavia) conspersa seems a good candidate.


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Thanks

i have some other pics, are there features that should be possible to see on photo (so no genital features) to exclude other species?
 
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There is only 1 Smidtia (in West Palaearctic).
If I could see 3 post DC, I would be 100 % sure, but even now I have little doubts.


Theo
 
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The green dots show the post DC bristles i guess?

thanks once again
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Thank you very much 3 post DC
That settles it

Theo
 
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Posted on 10-04-2009 22:25
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i'm learning... bit by bit
thank you

Pieter
 
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