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Brown Muscidae in Montmartre cemetery
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Posted on 11-06-2018 07:56
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 Hello,

www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/image/dos206/big/5ds11185.jpg
Pierre Duhem : France : Paris : 75018 : 20/04/2018
Altitude : 70 m - Taille : +/- 10 mm
Réf. : 206932

As you may have guessed it, I'm clueless about this brown Tachinid (at least, this is what I think).
Can somebody shed some light?
Thanks in advance.

[Edit: changed the title from Tachinidae to Muscidae]
Edited by pierred on 12-06-2018 20:43
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 It is a Muscidae
 
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 I agree with Muscidae and i am thinking Helina sp. Maybe Nikita can recognize it.
John and Nini. Naturalists not experts.
 
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 Thanks to all of you.
Muscidae never came to my mind.

Let's see what Nikita will say.
Edited by pierred on 12-06-2018 09:02
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 So change the title !! Otherwise Nikita will not open this.


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 Theo,

Thanks for the remainder. Done.
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 I can not help. I only can confirm John's and Nini's opinion that it is some Helina.
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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 Thanks anyway, Nikita.
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