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Phasiinae sp ?
Ben Hamers
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Posted on 27-12-2004 18:28
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This one is from 2000 (Tuddern, near Sittard), and still hasn't got a name.

Thanks in advance,

Ben
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Gerard Pennards
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Posted on 27-12-2004 22:20
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Hello Ben,
This is indeed a Tachinid, subfamily Phasiinae.
I think the species is Phasia hemiptera, and this is the female!
The male has bigger and much more coloured wings, and furthermore it is much more conspicuous than the female!
I attached a picture!

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Gerard Pennards
 
Ben Hamers
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Posted on 27-12-2004 23:08
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Thanks Gerard,

That's a little bit embarrassing for me. The one you identified and the following one are placed next to each other in the map "Tachinidae" at my computer since a long time and I didn't realize that they could be man and wife.

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