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Tachinidae??
Niek van Wijk
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Posted on 23-05-2008 12:16
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Dear forum,

I took this picture today in my garden. Is Tachinidae correct and could it be Cylindromya?

Best regards, Niek

PS: Something went wrong with my computer and this message was posted twice. Sorry for that, Niek
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You can easily delete your double post by opening it and clicking the "edit" button, then going to "delete that post" - swooosh! is it gone. Grin
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Mintho rufiventris
 
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Rui, may be you don't know, but it has become tradition to leave Mintho for Chris, since it is its favourite Tachinidae.
So Chris...


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Shock ... Mintho rufiventris Grin

Can't be Cylindromyia because the bristles are too strong and if you look closely at the abdomen you would see it is higher than wide, not cylindrical Smile It also can't be Eriothrix rufomaculata because it's the wrong time of year AND it only has 2 black vittae on the thorax Smile

PS: duplicate thread removed Smile
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Niek van Wijk
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Dear Sundew, Rui, Theo and Chris,

Thank you for your comments and help.

Best regards, Niek
 
Rui Andrade
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Sorry, I didn't know that. Next time I will leave it to ChrisWink.
 
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