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Mating Tachinidae
Josef Buecker
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Posted on 11-05-2010 16:48
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Hello Forum,
ID possible? Hagen, Germany, beech forest, 150msm, 09. May 2010
Best regards, Josef
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Same couple, dorsal.
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My guess would be Phorocera obscura Smile
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Well, Ph. assimilis (scutellum reddish at tip)


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Ahh, I missed that - thought it looked black, but you're right Smile
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