Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae l

Posted by christoophe on 20-07-2009 13:04
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Hello
picture 18 07 09, size 12mm, collected if need others pics.
Thank you for help

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Posted by christoophe on 20-07-2009 13:04
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Posted by christoophe on 20-07-2009 13:05
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Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 20-07-2009 13:30
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very odd to be a tachinid..
maybe a sarcophagid??
Wohlfarthia?.. or near? .. not sure!

Posted by julianiperus on 20-07-2009 14:03
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I agree, it resembles a Sarcophagid.

Posted by ChrisR on 20-07-2009 14:10
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I'm not convinced that it is a sarcophagid - it reminds me of of the tachinid Billaea maritima, which I photographed at the Moscow Zoological Museum recently:

chrisraper.org.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/billaea-maritima-moscow-museum-2009-07-01-14-33-04.jpg
chrisraper.org.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/billaea-maritima-moscow-museum-2009-07-01-14-33-13.jpg
chrisraper.org.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/billaea-maritima-moscow-museum-2009-07-01-14-33-07.jpg
Edited by ChrisR on 20-07-2009 18:58

Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 20-07-2009 14:17
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Christophe have you caught this fly near the beach? ;)

Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 20-07-2009 14:19
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yes... now Chris has convinced me htat this tis a tachinid. Subscutellum is visible on the second photo! :|

Posted by christoophe on 21-07-2009 08:03
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I agree with Chris, the genus seems correct.
maritima has the yellow antennas.

I am 60 km of the sea, can be with the wind:D
I live in the inside of Provence, at the beginning of the Alps.
Edited by christoophe on 21-07-2009 08:06

Posted by Zeegers on 21-07-2009 20:51
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Definitely a Tachinid: Billaea.

The female of B. maritima, to be precise.
Rather Mediterrean species, I know it from Bulgaria.


Theo