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Actia or Peribaea?
HDumas
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Posted on 03-07-2009 21:32
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 Hi,
This Tachinidae emerged from a caterpillar on Foeniculum.
Stephane Lebrun suggested Actia or Peribaea.
Can I have your opinion?
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4 mm; 28.06.2009; Southern France (F13)
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 My guess is Actia sp. - the anal vein doesn't appear to reach the wing margin. Smile
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Posted on 05-07-2009 06:31
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 Many thanks Chris Smile
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