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#2 - diptera from venice - Italy
Andrea Mangoni
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Posted on 17-05-2007 18:22
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Hi to all,

could you help me to identify this species? I've taked the pictures today, 17 may 2007, near e river.

many thanks for your help!!
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Family Tachinidae. It looks kinda familiar, but I cannot recall the genus name Frown
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That looks like Dexia cf. rustica (family Tachinidae) to me Smile Definitely a dexiine but I can't quite see if there is a central facial ridge ... do you have more angles Andrea? Perhaps one that shows the face from the front?
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Thanks to all!

Chris: no, unfortunately i've not other pictures - she escaped before i can take any other photograph!

Many thanks at all!!

Andrea
 
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Again, I'm with Chris.
The topcel looks stalked, but that must be a trick.
It's not Estheria neither Dinera grisescens, and also no Dexiosoma, so it must be Dexia rustica. A female.

Theo
 
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