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Big Tachinidae from Hungary
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Posted on 11-06-2007 10:04
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Size: Robust fly, as a big Calliphora vicina
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 Could anybody help me?
 
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 I have been thinking about this but I don't recognise it - it doesn't look like anything we have here in UK. It looks like it might be in the tribe Goniini but it needs Theo to check it.

If you have a specimen I'd be happy to key it Smile
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 I think this is Billaea.
I will compare it with specimens in my collection for verification and species level.

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 The ocellar bristles are reclinate !
So the most obvious option is then Gonia and alike.
This should be some Spallanzania species.
Females are impossible to identify.


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 Thanks a lot for the helps. It wasn't an easy task again!Shock
 
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