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Tachinidae > Labigastera pauciseta? From Hungary
piros
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Posted on 08-01-2015 18:51
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 I found this fly near Szeged, S Hungary, on the date 20.05.2014.
Is it possible to ID it?
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Henrik
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 One of the impossibles?
 
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 Could it be Labigastera?
Edited by piros on 13-01-2015 12:19
 
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 Or even L. pauciseta?
 
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 A better view of the abdominal bristles (hopefuly):
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 I don't see any other possibility, so I'm going to file it under Labigastera pauciseta, unless somebody objects...Smile
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