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Tachinidae, Gonia ornata
JariF
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Posted on 03-06-2010 16:38
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Hi,

this Gonia was in my malaise today. I believe this could be something else than just divisa. All my previous Gonias has been collected in April or May. This one is a bit late. Is the dusting on fifth tergite wide enough to be something else ? June 2.2010 Loviisa, Finland.

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Here is the face and abdomen.
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Theo, Chris, Jaakko ....Frown
 
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Too tricky for me ... I'm waiting for the sage-like wisdom of Theo & Jaakko! Grin
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The frontal pic shows very nicely a female ornata and the extended dusting on tergite 5 confirms that


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Thank's Theo. A new species for me and I found five of them Smile

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