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Tachinidae USA 2011-VII-4
John Carr
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 Massachusetts, USA July 4, 2011. Norm Woodley thought it might be Clausicella.


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 In this case I think Norm is the expert. Smile Are those elongated palps or a long proboscis I can see?
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 It looks like a proboscis to me.
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 Completely independent of Norm, I thought it would be something int he vicinity of.... Clausicella

I guess you have more genera around .


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