Posted by eklans on 23-07-2024 17:58
#5
Hi Kuv, I think it's a female
Ectophasia crassipennis.
According to Ceretti (2010): I tachinidi della fauna italiana,
E. leucoptera's wing is nearly completely hyaline and the bend of M is a right angle - not bowed like
E. crassipennis.
EDIT: to exclude
E. oblonga we need a sharp lateral view of the tip of the abdomen:
sternite 7 bent forwards in
E. crassipennis, backwards in
E. oblonga
Edited by eklans on 23-07-2024 18:07