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Small Tachinid from kitchen (23.08.09) --> Nemorilla floralis
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...Possibly brought in with some herbs for the guinea pigs... Cool About 5 mm, northwest Germany. What could it be?
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Nemorilla floralis based on my limited knowledge; looks very similar to ones I've seen and the triangular arrangement of humeral bristles is, I think, a good indicator.

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Yup - the triangle of humeral bristles are very distinctive of only a few tachinids - Nemorilla being the commonest Smile

If it just has white hairs behind the head then that should confirm it, I think.
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Hi, Tim and Chris!

Many thanks!
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