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Josef Buecker
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 Hello Forum,
I am not sure about the family? Perhaps syrphidae? What else? Is a closer ID possible? Hagen, NRW, Germany, alder marshland, 175msm, April 14th 2009
Best regards, Josef
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 I think is Tachina ursina
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 or Tachina lurida?
 
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 Thank you Amalia, thank you Viktor. Hoping for a decision, I will change the title to Tachinidae. Josef
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 it is ursina.


Great picture


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