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 Who knows the name of this Tachinid fly..?
Is it a Linnaemya fly..?
Found 4-5-2008 in Zeist, Holland
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 A Phorocera, most likely Ph. assimilis.
Very common in May.


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 Thank you for your reaction Theo!!

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