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Gymnosoma nudifrons?
Robert Heemskerk
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Yesterday I found this fly in the Croneforest.
It was sitting on a leaf of the oak.

This must be a Tachinidae sp.! and maiby this is Gymnosoma nudifrons?

It is an amazing nice fly I must say.
Back to work this afternoon it makes me happy the rest of the day Pfft

Is gymnosoma nudifrons correct?

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GrinIt's Gymnosoma for sure and probably nudifrons, but we don't get that one here so I'll pass that one to Theo.
 
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