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Small Tachinidae
Manuel Lopez
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Posted on 22-07-2012 08:52
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 On Linum narbonense flower. Huetor Santillan (C Granada, 1350 m.). 9th June 2012.

The smallest Tachinidae I've seen.

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 Sarcophagidae?
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 Stub on vein M suggests Tachinid, maybe Dexiine, Zeuxia perhaps?

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 It is Sarcophagid.
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 Blaesoxipha sp., male.
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