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Tachina sp ?
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 south west of Paris (france), 09 september 2006.
 
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 here is the picture ... Wink
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 Maybe Tachina fera!? Theo will tell you for sure. Cool
 
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 Looks more like Peleteria.


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 That was too fast.


Start collecting those things, so we can learn !!

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 Smile

so it will remain unknown ...

for the "souvenir" another view ... Wink
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 Ok, it's Tachina after all , this helped.


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 many thanks !! Wink
 
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