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Tachinidae - Voria ruralis
tim worfolk
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Posted on 14-07-2009 06:51
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Can someone help with a name for this one? Apologies if it's one I've already asked about - like Exorista - just want to double check.

12/7/2009; Devon, England

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Same fly, a different angle.

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I think this is Voria ruralis - from the acutely angled m-cu vein, the strong down-curved parafacial bristles and lack of hairs on the wing veins. Smile
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Thanks Chris, glad I double-checked this one. Here are a couple more photos in case they help turn your 'I think' into 'I'm sure'.

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I think this may be a different individual, but it looks to be the same sp. Photo taken a few minutes previously.

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Yes, that's Voria ruralis - unless Theo trumps me with something I don't know Wink
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A vote for ruralis from here as well.Smile

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That's great, thanks to all.

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