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tachinidae ?
guenille
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Posted on 13-06-2008 18:02
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 Just one picture of this, I hope you can Id.
Thanks a lot
edith
Near Paris, 13/6/8, ~10mm
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 Looks like a Solieria sp. - 2 pairs of scutellar bristles and that sandy/brown dusting Smile
 
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 The abdominal tip suggests it is a male, if so, it can only be S. pacifica.


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 Thank a lot
Chris it is an good idea to explain why it is Soleria, so I can learn.
 
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