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[Exorista larvarum female] Tachinidae - Exorista female ?
Christine Devillers
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 I've seen this tachinidae in the "Fagne of Malchamps" (heathland, peaty soil).
(Belgium,17-8-2009,about 10mm,)
Is it a female of Exorista ? With 4 post DC, group larvarum ?
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 Yes, looks like female larvarum


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 Thanks,
So looks like larvarum, but it isn't sure, even if there were several male at this place ?
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 larvarum and fasciata can occur together and females are difficult to separate.
I didn't see the last pic the first time, I don't know why.
Anyway, it clearly shows larvarum.

So no more doubts


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 Thanks Theo Smile because the bristles above the vibrissa don't rise the lower frontal bristle ?
 
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 Yes, and the broadening of the dust band on tergites, especially at ventral side, well shown in first pipc.

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