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Tachinidae, L. dubia?
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Posted on 09-04-2010 18:14
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If I understand correctly, this could be L. dubia?
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dorsal
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You understood wrong !
This is Campylochaeata:
* tibiae reddish
* top vein straight, not curved
* bristles on face reaching very high up
* ocellar bristle reclinate (! very unusual in Tachinidae)


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praecox?
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Hi Theo,

It troubles me that I am such a nitwit.

What about these:
(may be the same specimen)
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might be the same fly:
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The last two are L. dubia and your Campylocheta is praecox.

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Thank you very much Jaakko! Smile
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Thanks Jaakko, I was on holiday, didn't have time to check the Campylochaeta.

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