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Gonia (was: From Turkey8)
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Middle Anatolia - Karaman
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Tachinidae, some Gonia sp.
 
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Something around Gonia picea (difficult genus so no sure) - please more information with your photos - like what date and what habitat/altitude etc? Wink
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This photo was taken in March.
Habitat: Near a small river and a septik tank of a village.
Elevation is 1100-1200 m. On the hills there is a Querqus forest.
 
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OK, then I think Gonia picea (a dark, early-spring species) is most likely but we must wait for Theo to double-check because it is a very difficult genus and you probably have species that I am unaware of Smile
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Sorry, but I'm not going to call names to Turkish Gonia, genus is much too complicated in the Mediterrean region.

Start collecting !


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