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Posted on 11-05-2007 16:34
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 hi flyforum,

This one come's out of my caterpillarbox.
Is it Phorocera obscura?

size: ~6mm

Smile Robert
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 Nope. This one is 'much' plumpier, to a Tachinist eye.

This is the female of Phryxe nemea, one of the most reared Tachinidae and most difficult to ID for the beginner, unfortunately (I would need 3 full sentences to explain the ID).
ONce you know what it is, you might try to use the key yourself.

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 thanks again Theo,

I've got these flies before Wink three out of one Phlogophora meticulosa.

This time I got one Phryxe nemea out of one unidentified Tortrix sp.

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 Keep up the good work, both the rearing and the pictures !
some Tachinidae are never seen in nature, but not too difficult to rear.

Theo
 
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