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Double antennae->Peribaea
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 Alps, wet forest, dimension 5 mm.
Thank you very much for your reply
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 One of the fissicorn Tachinidae, which are mostly in subfamily Tachininae.
 
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 The only fissicorn species in the key to Central European Tachinidae is Peribaea fissicornis. We have several species in America.
 
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 Acutally, nowadyas, there is a second: Peribaea hertingi.
Only the females can be separated (and only the males are fissicorn.... )

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