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Brachycera ID please
Gunther
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Posted on 27-08-2019 08:09
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 Hi,
27.08.19, Germay, Bavaria, near Augsburg, garden, own picture
Looks like a Tachinidae?
Thanks
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Paul Beuk
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 Hi Paul,
thank you! I thougt of Ectophasia crassipennis but it doesn't match exactly. So I must say Ectophasia sp., when the species could not to be found.
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