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Tachinidae?
wilde
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Posted on 23-04-2007 10:20
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What kind of fly is this?
wilde attached the following image:


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Definitely a tachinid Smile Do you have any other angles - from the side maybe? It reminds me of Phyllomya volvulus but it would be early for that species. Maybe Mintho rufiventris ... but i don't see any red-sides to the abdomen either. Might have to wait for Theo on this Wink
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The topcell is stalked and the bend in vein M has an appendix, so this all fits with Mintho rufiventris.
Rather dark, I agree with that


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Nice unusual Mintho - would be nice to see if it has any red on the side, or maybe it's just a trick of the angle.

Theo: I saw the petiole, and 2 thick dark bars on the anterior which pointed me towards Mintho ... would be nice if I could see them in England more often. Sad Maybe they will be commoner with global warming? Smile Talking of which, I had Siphona geniculata yesterday - almost 1 month earlier than suggested in Belshaw Grin
 
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Posted on 23-04-2007 18:37
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Thanks for your help. This was a foto of a friend who asked for ID (mine are betterGrin).
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Posted on 24-04-2007 18:38
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Concerning Mintho:
check for gardens and on windows!!
There are remarkably often encoutered on the inside of large windows. Mainly in July - August.


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