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Hippoboscidae -> Crataerina pallida
Alberto Narro
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Posted on 19-08-2018 00:23
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Hello,

This hippoboscid was found on common swift (Apus apus). Could it be Crataerina pallida?
17.VIII.2018, Madrid, Spain

Thank you very much.
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Yes.

Host is a big help, of course.

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Alberto Narro
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Thanks for your help
 
Tony Irwin
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That's a lovely portrait of the fly!
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Alberto Narro
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Thanks for the compliment Tony.

By the way, this is another specimen found in the same place. Could the black bead next to it be the prepuparium?

Thank you very much.
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I would call that the puparium. The prepupa is a paler colour. See https://diptera.i...d_id=15635
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