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Tachinidae from Madrid -> Linnaemya cf. soror
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 Birch forest, mountainous area. Somosierra (Madrid), 17th July, 2018.

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 With the chin, hairy eyes, and m-cu almost in line with the distal section of M it looks like Ernestiini. Linnaemya?
 
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 Yes Linnaemyia.
The tibiae looks dark in most pictures, but red in the last.So I am a little confused.

Most likely, given locality, L. soror.

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 Interesting details John. Thank you. And thank you Theo.
 
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