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Tachinidae, Hungary, June 2007
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And yet another indistinct Tachinid.
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Lateral view.
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The face.
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Theo, Chris, thx for your help with recent Tachinid threads. Have you overlooked this one, or should I label this as Unidentified Tachinidae? This fly is similar to Phorocera obscura, but I think only superficially.
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Well, I saw it,

A big problem is we can't see the wing venation properly.
So I can't decide whether it's Blondeliini or Exoristini.

That explained the silence


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Here is an image with slightly clearer view of the wing venation.

Which part of the venation is informative?
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Gabor, last pic did not show
 
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In the other thread the image was just linked. I attach it now.
Edited by Xespok on 01-10-2007 09:34
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Here is the image.
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It's Blondeliini, and it has hairy eyes and 4 post DC (very unusual in Blondeliini) -> Compsilura concinnata


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