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Tachinid NL > Cyzenis albicans
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 I thought this was Cyzenis albicans but it turned out to have 2 proclinate orbitals..Possible to ID her? Near Apeldoorn on 15/04/2019.

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 You are right in all... it is Cyzenis albicans and it does have 2 proclinate orbitals...
shit happens (10 % of the females do).


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 Ha ha, yes it does sometimes. Thank you, Theo.

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