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Spallanzania sp, Tachinidae, Bulgaria July 2011
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 A more typical Tachinid from the Northern coast of Bulgaria.
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 The head of the same fly. Can this be named?
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 It is a Spallanzania, you can see the reclinate ocellar bristles


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 Thanks Theo for helping me in this and other recent threads.
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