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Some more images form Japan nr 12
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 Some more images form Japan nr 12

Muscidae?
www.diptera.info/forim/5-0210-1.jpg
 
Teglagyar u. 30.
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 Again more something like a Tachinidae!
This species has remarkebly big calypters!
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 Definitely a Tachinid.
A specialist on the Japanese fauna may recognize the genus on the large calyptrae, quite remarkable indeed !

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 Wow! I have to say that is a fantastic specimen - Hmm, can it still be di-ptera if it has 4 "wings" Pfft Grin
 
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