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Tachinidae, Calliphoridae?-> Tachinidae->Phania albisquama
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Pine forest. South center of Spain. Puertollano. 800 m. April 1, 2019
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hello,

Tachinidae, a male of Microsoma exiguum I think.

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I think so too, but the vertex so narrow and the absence of pruinosity made me think that I was wrong.
 
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I have the same doubts. Moreover, the calypter should be darkened, which is not the case.

That said, I have no idea what it is.


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Maybe Phania albisquama?
 
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All fits, but i think petiole is still too long...
 
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Phania albisquama definitely crossed my mind, but the petiole is too long . So I thought.
But now I see that Tschorsnig & Herting OK this (in my translation "in specimens from southern Europe sometimes with a short petiole"Wink

SO I think it is Phania albisquama indeed !


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Then the problen is solved. Thank you both!!
 
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