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Tachinid? Looks like..
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Bactromyia aurulenta! Wink

1 pic only, + 1 crop.

7th October on Ivy, my garden near Lincoln UK.

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Well, it has hairy eyes, which B.aurulenta doesn't have so that's that one ruled out Wink

Looks a bit more like a Phryxe sp. to me but Theo might have other ideas Smile
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Thanks Chris, waiting for Theo.. Smile
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Phryxe nemea looks good?
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Assuming that it is Phryxe then nemea would be my guess ... but we can't see much from the photo so it's a bit of an educated guess Wink
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Might very well be a Phryxe, in which case it is not nemea but more likely vulgaris, given the wing venation and the reddish colouration on the scutellum.

Phryxe is common and Bactromyia pretty rare, so starting hypothesis should always be Phryxe.

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Thank you Theo, I had noticed the colouring on the scutellum but I don't have the knowledge nor keys. The general colouring was confusing also.
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