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Peleteria rubescens?
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 Hello! Could this tachinid be Peleteria rubescens? Photo and record by Roque Belenguer. Spain.
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 Date ?

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 In that case, it should be OK.

The tergites are extremely orange, at least to my standards.

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 Thank you, Theo!. I was pretty sure it was this species.
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