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Tachinid -Ectophasia (female)- Romania [solved]
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Posted on 15-11-2011 21:25
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 Tachinid - west Romania
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 another picture, i have more picture from different angles if is needed
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 Looks like Ectophasia (female) Smile
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 so that's what it is !

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