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Small Black Tachinid = cf Dufouria
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Posted on 19-08-2019 13:31
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Berlin - May 2017 - heathland

Hello everyone,

I am still working through photos and i stumbled across this small black tachinid with rather large eyes. Maybe someone can place it in a genus?

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John
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Hello,

I tried the gallery for similar species. Maybe i viewed it too quickly because Macroprosopa atrata seems similar. I don't like to key Tachinids so i don't really know what it is. I am just wondering if this could be Macroprosopa atrata.

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John
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Macroposopa is much bigger.
My guess, stressing guess, would be Dufouria.

Theo

 
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Thank you for taking time to reply, Theo. A guess is better than nothing and it is a pretty good guess based upon descriptions. Atleast i have a starting point.

I didn't look at the size of Macroposopa so i didn't know that it is larger. My apologies for being sloppy with this one. I am sluggish today and i have so many photos to organize. it can be brutal looking through photos.

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John
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