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Very small Tachinidae
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 hello
picture 15 06 2008, size 4-5mm
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 Lovely photos Smile Looks to me like an Actia sp. but I wouldn't be able to go further than that without a specimen Smile
 
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 Chris, There is a big difference between Actia and Peribaea?
 
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 Peribaea has got an additional downward curved bristle under anterior spiracle.
See this thread.
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 ok St?phane, Peribaea sp (pict 2)
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