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Tachinidae --> Tachina fera
Eugen
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 Hello,

is it possible to identify this fly? Maybe tachina fera or magnicornis. Photographed on 08/19/20 in Germany, Northern Bavaria, size 12 mm.

Many thanks
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 Yes, fera it is.

Theo
 
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 Hi Theo,

many thanks for your answer,

Best regards
Eugen
 
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