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Orange-abdomen Tachinid, Nicaragua
Stephen
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Posted on 04-04-2011 10:25
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6 January 2011, Matagalpa Province, Nicaragua, cloud forest. I did not get a measurement.

Can anyone help with the ID?
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Well, it's very nice and it is tribe Tachinini ... but without a good look at the head & palps it will have to remain anonymous Wink These really need specimens even to get to a stage where you are fairly sure of the genus ... not even confident of the genus Smile
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Thank-you Chris, I am glad to be able to put a Tribe label on it!
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Well, it doesn't say much to be honest - there are a lot of these - big bristly ones basically Wink
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