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Tachinidae? -> Linnaemya
Michael Becker
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Hello,

this fly is from last august from my garden in Neuss (near Düsseldorf). Is it a tachinidae? Or sarcophagidae? As length I wrote down estimated 9mm.

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Michael
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Tachinidae - possibly Linnaemya?
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Thank you for your answer Chris. As long as noone object I will safe the picture as Linnaemya sp.

Michael
 
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Did you get any other views of it? Perhaps as better lateral view of the head?
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No sorry. This is the only photo which I succeeded to make.

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