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Tachinidae, Exoristinae id please ->Prooppia nigripalpis
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Hubneria affinis male

(all white hairs at back of the head, erect scutellar bristles, three bristles on humerus in strong triangle)


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Zeegers wrote:
Hubneria affinis male

(all white hairs at back of the head, erect scutellar bristles, three bristles on humerus in strong triangle)


Theo


I had a look at the species decription and H. affinis is supposed to have yellow palps, which on this specimen (Photo 2) look black.

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Ah, you are right. Prooppia (formerly Phebellia) nigripalpis has erect scutellars as well. Nomen est omen.


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Ah, you are right. Prooppia (formerly Phebellia) nigripalpis has erect scutellars as well. Nomen est omen.


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