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Tachinidae (12 mm)
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 A rather big Tachinidae, 12 mm. Found in orchard Netherlands.

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 A possible Linnaemya tessellans?
 
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 yes, it is a Linnaemyia.

It is a possible picta, though, that would be nice.


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