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Tachinid?
almaviva
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Posted on 23-01-2016 17:30
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 Hi,
is this an unusually bright Dexiosoma caninum or something else? Öland, southern Sweden, mid-August.
Thanks in advance,
Patrik
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John Carr
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 I think it's a male Prosena; Dexiosoma does not have a long proboscis.
 
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 And we have only one: siberita.

Theo
 
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 Thank you John and Theo!
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