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 Hello everyone
I think it is a tachinidae, but is it ?
Houyet, Belgium, July 15th
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 Estheria?
 
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 Thanks John; It seems that only cristata is known from Belgium, according to obs.be
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 I think E.cristata matches very well, but i`m not an expert.
 
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