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Tachina ursina
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 Hi!
Could someone identify which species is this fly? The picture is taken on 4th of April 2009 in Serbia.
Thanks!
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 Looks like Tachina ursina
Edited by Tony Irwin on 02-03-2012 21:45
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 Thanks for your prompt answer.
 
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 It certainly is ... a great big teddy-bear of a fly Smile
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