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Tachinidae Hyalurgus cruciger
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Posted on 08-11-2014 21:34
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 France, Savoie Alps, 1770 msl, 25th July.
Collected on currant bush (Ribes), prusumably searching for sawfly larvae.
I think this is Hyalurgus cruciger,

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 It is Hyalurgus alright, but I am not sure about the species.

My crucigera are from Siberia and look different (they really have black crosses on the tergites).


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 Hi Theo, I checked the pteropleural bristle which is much longer than the katepisternal bristles so that should mean H. cruciger(a) using the Central European Key, close up view below,

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 Yes, I see your point.
It shoudl be OK.


Theo
 
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