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Marion Friedrich
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Posted on 25-04-2020 15:17
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Hello,
I have found these flies in a forest. I guess Tachina lurida, but I am unsure. What is the right species?
Thank you,
Marion

(23th April 2020, Germany, Saxony, Chemnitz)
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Hi Marion, I think it's T. ursina.

Greetings, Eric
 
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ano, I think it is lurida. Female have dust bands on tergites 3 & 4, but not on 5. Moreover, the vertex of male seems too broad.

Theo
 
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Thank you very much Eric and Theo. I will store the flies as T. lurida.
Checking some old pictures I found this one from 8th April 2006. Could it also be a T. lurida?

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That is ursina male.

theo
 
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Thanks again, Theo.

Marion Smile
 
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