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Tachinid = Phyxe nemea
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 Hairy eyes, arista microscopically pubescent, apical scutellars crossed, at first sight 3 prs scutellar marginals but 1 strong extra pair set below the line of the obvious three and less obvious, 3rd antennal segment broad, 3 katepisternal bristles
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 I think, Phryxe nemea..
Erikas
 
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 That makes two of us


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 Many thanks both,
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