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 Can anyone help me with this? Is it Muscidae? I can't give the exact size (until I get home at the end of the week), but I think it's in the 3-4mm range. Lancashire, a few days ago.
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 WOW! Tachinidae!!! WOW! What a beauty!!!
 
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 Thanks Jorge, I've changed the title. I did wonder about those antennae!
 
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 Paracraspedothrix montivaga ?
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Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Paracraspedothrix montivaga ?


Agree, pale hairs behind the head.

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 Great ID - photos would look good in the gallery too Wink
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 Many thanks everyone! I'll submit the photos at the weekend. My first WOW! Smile
 
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