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Hi,
On 10th May I met at least two of these Tachinid males together with lots of other insects on Acer pseudoplatanus inflorescences in southern Brandenburg. When I saw the reddish scutellum, I was afraid to deal with a hardly identifiable Linnaemya and took a long series of pictures to catch also genitalia and sternites. However, chaetotaxy of Linnaemya does not fit. Meanwhile I think of Phorocera assimilis (in thread http://www.dipter...pid=196205 I read: fore tarsus as long as fore tibia, middle black longitudinal stripes on thorax narrower than the dividing space). So what do you say?
Thanks in advance, Sundew