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Tachinidae from Turkey-5 - Need ID
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 Tachinidae!
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 Something like Epicampocera but I wouldn't be sure in that part of the world - needs a specimen Smile
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ChrisR wrote:
Something like Epicampocera but I wouldn't be sure in that part of the world - needs a specimen Smile


Thanks ChrisR. But I have no speciman.
 
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