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Other tachnidae ?
guenille
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Posted on 08-08-2007 18:23
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I Think it is a tachnidae but I can't explain why in english.
Ifeel so stupid
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Any indication of size ?
4 - 8 or 12 mm ?

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by looking at the sheet on which it was posed I will say 8mm
 
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It reminds me of some Solieria, but the head is out of focus, so we can't see the bristles there, alas...

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Yes, I agree - also would be nice to see the scutellum for those 2 pairs of scutellar bristles. Smile
 
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I hope it can help you.
Sorry for the quality. I hate wind Angry

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Well, I still go for Solieria.
It's a male with long tarsal claws, so no pacifica.
Given the width of vertex, this leaves either fenestrata or vacua. Somehow, it doesn't look much like fenestrata.
....

Theo
 
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Thanks Theo
I still have many work for you Wink
 
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OK, keep posting


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