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Tachina?
Norbert
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Posted on 23-07-2008 07:34
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sch?nen guten Tag!

Ist das eine Tachina spec.?
Kann man sie eindeutig identifizieren?
Auf welchem Wirt parasitiert sie?

herzlichen Dank f?r Infos..

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Norbert wrote:
sch?nen guten Tag!

Ist das eine Tachina spec.?
Kann man sie eindeutig identifizieren?
Auf welchem Wirt parasitiert sie?

herzlichen Dank f?r Infos..

Norbert.

Hi,

from what i have learned here i don't think this is Tachina.
i will say maybe Peleteria?
the legs are dark at color and is too little black on the abdomen, but most likely Theo or Chris will correct me.

cosmln
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Norbert
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Hello cosmln;

Thanks for the hint! Peleteria rubescens looks quite right. I checked for the hosts:

Melocosoma and Papilio: both butterflies I find regularly in my garden so this would fit as well.

best regards;

Norbert,
 
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It's difficult but I have to say it looks a bit like a Peleteria but I wouldn't like to say for sure without seeing the head better, to check for the Peleteria bristles.
 
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