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Tachinidae? => Athrycia cf. trepida
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 A Voriini, likely Athrycia sp.

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 Thanks Theo
We have 3 species: curvinervis, impressa and trepida

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 Actually, you have more, the genus is badly in need of a revision.

It is not impressa and curvinervis is a species of late summer. ....

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 Thanks Theo
So, cf. trepidaCool

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