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Unknown => Gymnochaeta (Tachinidae)
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 17.05.2010. Of Central China, mountains, altitude of about 1500 meters. Flew into the tent.

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 Tachinidae, probably Tachininae. Most of the shiny green species are in subfamily Tachininae, and the long pedicel is more common in Tachininae than in Exoristinae.
 
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 Thank you very much, John!
It's better than nothing.

Regards
Vladimir.
 
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 A female Gymnochaeta.
I guess my request to collect it, is somewhat overdue..

But please do !

Theo
 
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 Thank you very much, Theo!
Better later than never!

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