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Tachinidae the Netherlands
thijsdegraaf
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Posted on 19-09-2011 23:10
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Photographed in the Netherlands, 18-9-2011. Bergen (N.H.) small
I think Tachinidae. I hope you can tell me more.
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Thijs
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Looks like Siphona sp. to me Smile
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Thanks Chris. I see Siphona species often in the garden http://www.tuin-t...9-9-09.jpg
But this species I had not recognized.

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Yes, Siphona are annoyingly common late in the summer but still hard to identify beyond genus Wink
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