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Brown Tachinid
alon
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Posted on 11-05-2007 22:36
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This is correct family (and maybe Tachinidae)? What species?
Poland, 12-15mm
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I still have a problem with id this fly. I think it is rather Tachinid but I'm not sure and I totally don't know what genus it is. I'm attaching another view.
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jorgemotalmeida
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a very nice Tachinidae. Theo will say more.
 
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Thanks, Jorge.
I will bide for TheoSmile
 
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If Theo doesn't reply try changing the title of the thread to 'Tachinid' or something more eye-catching Wink
 
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