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JariF
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Posted on 01-02-2010 19:44
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Hi,

I'm a bit loose with the family of this fly. It's in bad condition but is there enough visible to say abouth the family ? July 18.2008 Loviisa, Finland.

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Tachinidae !! ?? Shock
 
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Yes, I had once more a closer look and Tachinidae it is. I must rename the thread but don't expect much from a fly in this condition.

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It's quite interesting - even if it is a bit tiny and grey (like Actia or Phytomyptera). The second segment of the arista is very long though (like Triarthria but this doesn't have a lot of parafacial bristles), and it should be ringing alarm bells with me but I can't think what it might be Smile
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could be many things from a small Meigenia to Paracraspedothrix.

Too much guessing even for my taste


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