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Tachinidae, Macquartia grisea from Romania
cosmln
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Posted on 25-08-2007 19:13
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Hi,

i have photographed thy fly in Retezat National Park.
photo taken in 18.august.2007 at ~1300.

size was something like 8mm.
i think is from Tachinidae, Dexia... bu this is just presumption.

maybe a full ID is possible,
cosmln

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There are more longwinged Tachinidae.

Like this one: Macquartia grisea male
very Muscid like (look at those calyptrae ! )

Theo
 
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Zeegers wrote:
There are more longwinged Tachinidae.

Like this one: Macquartia grisea male
very Muscid like (look at those calyptrae ! )

Theo


thanks for ID.
i see that the species is not present in the gallery wi ll add this 2 photos.

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