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Tachinid from Elephant Hawkmoth
Smoggycb
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Posted on 20-08-2010 20:33
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Bred from Elephant Hawkmoth by Dave Monk. Any ideas?
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And another
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I see no ocellars, given the host that would imply some Drino.
I guess it has been collected ?

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Drino lota would fit Smile
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From this picture, any Drino ss. or Palexorista would fit.
I can't see if the eyes are hairy or bare


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Thanks for that. I think Dave may have the specimen still, so I will ask him.
 
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