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Tachinidae, E. rufomaculatus
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 Norway, 24.07.09, somewhere between 10-20 mm I think

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 Eriothrix rufomaculatus?
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 I've seen a couple of E. rufomaculatus, this one gave the impression of being larger and more slender. Sex differences?
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 Do you have any other angles? It looks a bit like a Mintho rufiventris but I just can't quite make out the vittae on the thorax. Smile
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 Just the one pic, it was very busy and did not like my presence.

A close up is the only thing I can do.. Frown
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 Hairy eyes, clear E. rufomaculatus.

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 Thanks to all who helped!
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