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Dark grey Tachinid --> cf. Voria ruralis
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 09-10-2007 00:29
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Hello!

A medium sized (8-9 mm) Tachinid from a meadow, actively exploring the low vegetation there. Two days ago, Ostwestfalen/Germany. Identification possible? Thanks in advance!

(P.S.: I think, both are the same individual - or at least same species, but am not 100% sure.)
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Second one.
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Looks like Voria ruralis posted by me a few days earlier.

But if so, the size should be smaller.
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I can't quite see if there are hairs along the r4+5 vein but it does look like a Voriini (down-curved facial bristles and strongly angled m-cu), so Voria ruralis would be the best bet Smile
 
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Hello, Gabor and Chris!

Many thanks! The size could well be 6-7 mm. I always have difficulties not to go too high with my estimates... :-/
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