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Bothria subalpina
ebbek
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Posted on 13-04-2014 20:55
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 Hello,
here is another tachinid which is not one of those I have got help with recently - I think. It is 7-8 mm, with red tibia and 4 dc after the suture. Is this one also possible tiID?

Best regards

Krister
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 And head. Just tell me if there are any other details needed ....
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Posted on 14-04-2014 20:51
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 I come to Bothria subalpina - is it possible to see if it is correct species?

Krister
 
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Posted on 14-04-2014 22:16
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 Thatmight be coprrect, Krister

Could we get a dorsal picture, please ?


Thanks


Theo
 
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 Two dorsal views here. It was difficult to get good pictures but I hope they are good enough? Tell me if there are any other details I should focus on, and I will make a new try ...

Krister
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 yes, looks OK


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 Thanks a lot for confirmation - good to know it is correct!

Krister
 
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