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Epicampocera succincta ?
Robert Heemskerk
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Posted on 12-04-2007 16:41
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hi Flyforum,

Some weeks ago I found a cocon of a Pieris sp.
I took it with me and wathced it with patient..
After some days I was surprised to find another cocon next to the Pieris cocon..

I first thought it was a wasp sp. and didn't think of a tachinidae sp...
So today I got another surprise..

It is a nice deepbleu coloured tachinidae which remind me of Epicampocera succincta ?

Am I close to it?

flygreet, robert
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the unexpected gast Wink
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Nice observation and nice photo for Gallery!
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Mmm... I can't see very much of the fly - but it certainly looks like Epicampocera and the host would be right Smile But it would be nice to see the face from the side.
 
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Thank you Nikita for your compliments.

I' ll post a picture later of the face Chris!
 
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This ID is quite correct and, as stated, the host is typical.


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Pictures, ordered by Chris Raper;
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detail of the face
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