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Tachina fera ?
Alexandru Pintilioaie
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Posted on 29-04-2010 16:49
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date: 29.04.2010

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It is actually the male of T. magnicornis


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Alexandru Pintilioaie
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What are the diferences between T. fera and T. magnicornis ?
 
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In Tachina fera the fore tarsus is usually yellow, in males the anterior tarsal claws are almost as long as the last 2 tarsal segments.

Tachina magnicornis has fore-tarsi brown or black, the anterior tarsal claws are clearly shorter then the total length of the last 2 tarsal segments.
 
Alexandru Pintilioaie
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Many thanks Smith !
 
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T.magnicornis also has a wider frons but that can be difficult to measure in photos ... in this one it looks quite clear though Smile
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Thanks ChrisR, you need this species ?Smile
 
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All are welcome here Grin I have about 3 magnicornis in my collection but I can always take more Smile Thanks
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I have 3 magnicornis for you Wink
 
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