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Phryxe sp cf, Tachinidae, Hungary May 2006
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Somewhat similar to Carcelia sp, but looks much more streamlined.
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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Another view.
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Possibly a Phryxe sp. but I'm not too sure. Legs look too dark for Carcelia and, as you said, the shape isn't fat enough Smile
 
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Thx Chris, I have several images showing a Tachinid that I took for Carcelia sp. Now I have a little better idea how Carcelia sp should look like, and I try to eliminate the misidentifications. I'll post some more misidentified Carcelia sp later. These greyish Tachininae/Exoristinae flies are really though.
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Yes, without a specimen it's often difficult/impossible - even for common species there are alternatives that you can only determine using a specimen & keys Sad
 
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