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Tachinidae 02.09.2006
Dmitry Gavryushin
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Size 9mm, collected on a leaf of Rubus with a lot of Thyatira batis larvae around, edge of pine forest.
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The head.
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A dorsal view.
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Hi Black,

It is a Thelaira, either nigripes or solivaga.
There are several ad-bristles on the tibia 2, which indicates solivaga.
But I see hardly any trace of ve-bristles on the head, despite the superb pictures. This would indicate nigripes.

However, on one side even the vi is missing, which should always be there. There is always the possibility of bristles breaking and getting lost. This is easy to see on through a microscope, it leaves a pore.
However, invisible on picture.

Therefore, I think this is Thelaira solivaga with a missing bristle or 2.


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Many thanks Theo - it's pinned so I hope to check these bristles/pores one day soon Wink.
 
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