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Tachinidae - Gymnosoma
Urs
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Posted on 28-06-2006 11:43
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who can hel to identify? Is it G. rotundatum?

Foto: Switzerland, Hohtenn VS, 1080m NN, 06.06.06

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sorry, i do not know what's going wrong. It is the second time i do not arrive to post a Foto, before i had never a problem.

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It certainly looks like Gymnosoma rotundatum but the best angle for the photograph would have been from above, where we could have seen the golden dusting on the thorax. Wink
 
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Thank's Chris, i have two other Fotos of the fly. What do you mean now?

The third fly is not the same ex. as the two others.

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Hmm... rotundatum or nudifons I think - but I'll have to leave that one for Theo for a really positive ID. They are a very difficult genus and I don't see enough of them here in the UK. Smile
 
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OK, many thanks Chris.

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Can't tell.
The last picture by Urs is not the same specimen as the first two, is it ??
Please, beware of this type of confusion !
My guess (no more) is that the first two are rotundatum, the last is nudifrons.
Females are so much easier (in Gymnosoma)


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