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Tachinidae --> Nowickia ferox
Eugen
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Posted on 30-06-2020 21:25
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 Hello,

is it possible to determine the species based on the pictures? Maybe Nowickia ferox? Found on June 28th, 20 in Germany, Northern Bavaria, size approx. 10 - 12 mm.

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 Hello,

has nobody an idea?

Regards
Eugen
 
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 All is correct, except “maybe”. 😀

Theo
 
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 Hi Theo,

many thanks for your answer Smile

Greetings Eugen
 
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