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Copula Tachinidae? Netherlands, coastal dunes.
Jaap Vink
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Posted on 09-09-2019 18:02
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Software waarneming.nl predicts Tachinidae indet. with probability 77%.
Are these Tachinidae? If so, which species? Size approx 5-6mm.
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The spftware should be told there are only very few Tachinidae witg strong bristles on lower part of the parafacial.

So these are Sarcophagidae.

Theo
 
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Thanks Theo, I already thought of "Dambordvliegen", but the size (5-6mm) was smaller than I usually see them.
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They might be even only 4 mm.
This is not Sarcoohaga s.s., but something like subgenus Helicophagella.

Theo
 
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