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Tachinidae -> Pelatachina tibialis
Marion Friedrich
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 Hi,
Is an ID of this fly possible?
Photos from May 2007, Germany, Chemnitz.
Thank you, Marion.
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 Looks like a rhinophorid to me but I might be wrong Smile
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Marion Friedrich
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 Thank you, Chris. I changed the title.
Only 10 species from this family are in Germany. Genus Phyto in the gallery looks similar. From this genus angustifrons and melanocephala should exist in Germany. I think it isn´t Melanophora, Paykullia and Stevenia. Together with Phyto remain Oplisa tergestina, Rhinomorinia sarcophagina and Tricogena rubricosa without pictures in the gallery. Maybe some of them can be excluded.
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 I'd say Pelatachina tibialis (Tachinidae)


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 Thank you very much, Theo.
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 Grrr - that species always confuses me in one way or another Grin
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