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Isidro
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Posted on 20-06-2007 14:31
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This is the last of the flies that I've found last Saturday at Sabi?anigo, Aragon, Spain (Pre-Pyrenees). It's sucking flowers of Angelica archangelica in open shrubland dominated by Ligustrum vulgare with Thymus vulgaris, Linum narborense, genista scorpius and others. Near are a train line and maybe at 150 metres of a small river. The fly is big, such as the biggest Sarcophaga or such as a Tachina fera: maybe 13-14 mm. I hope that the pictures can be enough for identify it.

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Theo? Help!

Thanks Wink
 
Isidro
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Hello....
 
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Heeeelp!
 
Nikita Vikhrev
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Theo is absent till July, so let's try ourself...
I think Exorista species...
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It's a good guess Nikita and I agree it looks pretty like an Exorista but I wouldn't like to put my name to an ID based on just that photo Wink
 
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Thanks!!!!!
I will let as Exorista? sp. until the return of Theo Wink

More ideas are welcome Wink
 
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I upload this post because I see that Theo (Zeegers) is here....
 
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Difficult to see, but my guess would be Exorista as well, E.larvarum or associated species.

Theo
 
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Ok, many thanks!
 
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