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Tachinidae from Serbia
Mihailo Vujic
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 Serbia, Belgrade, Vrčin, March 18th 2016, lenght ~5mm, on the wall in garden
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 I think Triarthria.
 
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 Thanks John!
In Serbia lives only T. setipennis, probably is this?

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 There is a second, uncommon species in Europe that could be found at higher elevations in Serbia. Your fly appears to be T. setipennis.
 
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