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Tachinidae: Zeuxia cinerea
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 Moscow, Kolomenskoe, 16 VI 2013, dry meadow on the Moscow river slope
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 Estheria?
 
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 Actually, Zeuxia.

The petiole is too long for European Estheria and note the row of 5-6 orbital bristles.

I guess it should be Z. cinerea.

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Zeegers wrote:
Actually, Zeuxia.

The petiole is too long for European Estheria and note the row of 5-6 orbital bristles.

I guess it should be Z. cinerea.

Theo


Thank you, Theo!
 
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