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Tachinidae? Cylindromyia maybe? from Crete, Greece
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This fly was found in Crete, Greece, on October 11th.
I think it was about 10-15mm long.
(http://flickr.com...267625407/)
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Hehe, attaching images sometimes takes some getting used to, Wink

Cylindromyia seems right to me. Maybe Theo or Chris can give an idea of the species. Conops, as suggested on your flickr site is definitely wrong.
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I'd agree with Cylindromyia but I don't see enough to know which species this might be Smile
 
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It's a Cylindromyia.
The picture does not allow a positive ID (at least not by me).
The third antennal segment is rather long (for a Cylindromyia), which suggests C. intermedia.

Common species in the Mediterrean.

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markop wrote:
This fly was found in Crete, Greece, on October 11th.
I think it was about 10-15mm long.


HI Markopoulos!!!


Are you here now too? Smile)))
The world is so small. Smile)


Jorge Almeida
 
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Thank you all for helping me out!
It's a small world, indeed, Jorge!
 
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