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Another fly - Rhinophoridae?
jorgemotalmeida
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Posted on 13-06-2006 14:34
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Rhinophoridae family? Not sure!

Any clues about genus?

Taken today in a farm. Silgueiros - Viseu - PORTUGAL.
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Looks like family Tachinidae - but not sure which genus Smile
 
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My first impression, which is often but not always the best, was that of the Dexiini (Tachinidae). The wing venation is quite peculiar: a long appendix to bend of vein M and the topcel apparently closed or even stalked. This suggests Estheria.

Not sure though, need to see the head.


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Zeegers wrote:
My first impression, which is often but not always the best, was that of the Dexiini (Tachinidae). The wing venation is quite peculiar: a long appendix to bend of vein M and the topcel apparently closed or even stalked. This suggests Estheria.

Not sure though, need to see the head.


Theo Zeegers



I don?t have the photo of head. But in next time, when I will seek for it, I will try to get a photo. Thank you.
 
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