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Tachinidae > Cyzenis albicans
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 Hi Raimo, I've never seen it before but tachinidae.eu leads me to Phebellia and if that's correct, it could be P. glauca. But I'm not sure and hope it helps a bit anyway.

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 It is Cyzenis albicans. Scutellars are lacking, for one thing. The long third antennal segment is also a big clue.
Phebellia (ss.) are much larger summer species, even resembling Eurithia in habitus.

Theo
 
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 You misjudged the humerals, three on one line plus one anteriorly.
 
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 I saw the humerals but not the upper one awkward - thanks a lot for the lesson, Theo!

Greetings, Eric
 
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 In this case , one (lateroclinate) outer orbital bristle makes the ID as well (Monochaeta ! syn. of Cyzenis), but some have two, so don’t get fooled bu these.

Theo
 
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 Thankyou Theo - as so many times before.
 
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