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[Cylindromyia intermedia male] - Tachinidae ?
Christine Devillers
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Could it be a male of Cylindromyia intermedia ?
(Belgium,31-08-2009)
It seems to have the same features than the female I've see at that place http://www.dipter...ost_109410 ,and the 2 nd antennal segment seems to be yellowish.
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The yellowish third antennal segment is rather characteristic for intermedia, as its length (longer than in most other species).

So I agree.

Very interesting you have this in Belgium, we in NL have only 1 record.

Was in north / south Belgium ?


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Thanks Theo, it was in East Belgium Smile Aywaille (near Liège).
 
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