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little Tachinidae ?
Robert Heemskerk
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Posted on 16-09-2006 10:15
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hello flyforum,

This little (nervous) black fly looks to tachinidae to me, perhabs it is rhinophoridae ?

place: Diemerzeedijk (canal near Amsterdam)

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Looks like Phania funesta (Tachinidae) but ... (and I know I always say this!) ... but I'd like to see it a bit clearer! Wink
 
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It's actually a Medina. You can see the dust pattern on the thorax, quite characteristic. Impossible to tell the species.


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Thanks a lot for your reaction, Chris and Theo Smile
 
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