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A fly of march
pat_der2003
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Posted on 20-10-2007 11:35
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loire atlantique, France, march 27 2007.

any idea ?
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Tachinidae - Linnaemyia sp. (?)
 
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No idea about size ... but Ernestia puparum might fit for the date and the hairy eyes but it doesn't look much like specimens I have seen.
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Phryno vetula, common early spring species.

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Pretty rare here in the UK - I have never seen one in the wild, though I have had specimens donated from Malaise traps. Sad
 
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thank you !! Wink

this specimen was shot in a garden near a wood.
 
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