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Brazilian Tachinid fly..
bonitin
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Posted on 23-10-2010 13:34
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Hi,

Only one picture..unfortunately..

20th January 2010 rainforest Paraty-Brazil..

Thank you for any help!

MyriamSmile
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Probably, but it also reminds me a bit of Sarcophagidae, subfamily Miltogramminae.... Maybe someone else will know for sure.
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Thank you Gerard! We'll see if someone knwos more..
 
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Very hard to say without a specimen ... I can't confirm the subscutellum and the wing venation is not clear. I would still guess that it is a tachinid but it shows that in the neotropics you can really help our knowledge by taking specimens - but photos are just interesting and tantalising at the same time Wink
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OK thanks Chris, I understand the impossible task to put a sure name on this one!Smile Sorry but I cannot take life specimens..awkward
 
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It is very Miltogramminae-like, yet, my gut feeling says it is a Tachinidae.

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is there any Miltogramminae with very, very strong abdominal bristles? I will go for Tachinidae.
 
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