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what is that?
alex
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Posted on 20-10-2006 16:36
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 hey

can anyone tell me what is that (see tha attached pic)

???

thanks Wink
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 Looks like a very pale Mintho rufiventris (Tachinidae), but where in the world did you see it?
 
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 And Chris had good reason to ask about the locality, since he had never seen such an orange Mintho in Britain !

it is Mintho compressa, a southern species.


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