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Tachinidae? -> Peleteria rubescens female
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 Fly found in a dry meadow in central Poland at the end of May. Thanks in advance for any help.
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 Peleteria (short first flagellomere and two strong parafacial bristles) female (expanded fore tarsi)
 
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John Carr wrote:
Peleteria (short first flagellomere and two strong parafacial bristles) female (expanded fore tarsi)


Many thanks
 
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 Dark antenna and broad parafacial, combied with lowland, clearly indicates P. rubescens.

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Dark antenna and broad parafacial, combied with lowland, clearly indicates P. rubescens.

Theo


Thank you
 
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