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Posted on 22-02-2012 00:19
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 Someone knows this one ?
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 I think Tachinidae!
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 Yes, looks like a tachinid ... but I'm not sure which species Smile
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 Looks like a female Meigenia sp. to me.
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 Ahh, yes ... I see the vertical apical scutellars now ... well spotted Erikas Smile
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