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Tachina sp. ID -> Tachina cf. fera
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 Is it possible to identify this Tachina sp. to species level?
Found in central Greece.

Chris

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 Central Greece is slightly tricky, but looks like a straightforward male T. fera.


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Zeegers wrote:
Central Greece is slightly tricky, but looks like a straightforward male T. fera.


Theo


Thanks for the help Theo! Smile

Chris
 
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