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Tachinidae? (Hong Kong)
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Host: larva of butterfly Zizeeria karsandra
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Pupa on 14 Oct 2011
length: 4mm

Adult emerge on 23 Oct 2011 (9 days)
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It's a nice fly (big eyes but doesn't look like Carcelia) - but I'd need to key it to get a name Smile
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That is a Tachinid and it is not a Carcelia.

Would need the specimen to say more


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Exoristinae, might even be Exorista? Crosskey lists only Aplomya from Lycaenid hosts from the Orient. But this is old (1976) news!
 
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Well Jaakko, excellent observation!

I saw the specimen 'life' today and it is...

Aplomyia metallica

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