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Beautiful black Tachinid
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Posted on 14-08-2007 09:10
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Hello,

A beautiful black Tachinid for Theo and Chris...

With this broad frons, could it be a Gonia?
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Yes, it looks like a Gonia to me with that broad, convex, yellow frons but that's as far as I can go - so it's over to Theo for a species Smile
 
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Moreover, the ocellar bristles are reclinate, so it's definitely GOnia or ally.
However, it might be such an ally. Is this picture taken by any chance in the mountains ?
(we can't see the face, that's why I have to start guessing)

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Theo,

Thanks. Sorry, I forgot to state the date and place.
Savoy (France), 2007/7/25, 1750m above sea.
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Aha. That explains a lot.
You made it difficult

IN that case, it's Onychogonia, 3 very similar species (and little experience from my side)

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Theo,

Thanks. An allied genus.
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