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Trixa of Nemoraea?
ivanpancic
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Posted on 28-08-2011 21:36
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 Who can help to identify this?
Location Spa Vrdnik,Serbia.Altitude 267 m.
Date 27.08.2011.
Thanks.
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 Tachinidae.
 
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 Do you have more photos? I am thinking either Trixa or Nemoraea but I would like to see more - as always Wink
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 Nemoraea is excellent call.
Only one around here: N. pelludica

A female

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 N. pellucida?..
 
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