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Tachina - T. fera
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 Based on the genitalia I think this is T. magnicornis?
south Norway 29 th July 2022
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 Difficult to judge. Check whether 2 pair of proclinate orbital bristles are present.

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 I don't think so, I don't see any proclinate orbitals?
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 Me neither. If you virtually shave the genitalia, you can see a clear hump. So all features indicate T. fera.

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 Thank you Smile T. fera it is then!
 
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