Thelaira solivaga
Thelaira solivaga - Thelaira solivago
Description
7.5-12mm. A relatively large tachinid. Males have strong orange sides to the abdomen with a broad, dark medial stripe - about one third the width of the abdomen. Both sexes have 4 strong bristles on the mid tibia (only 2-3 in T. nigrina). Females lack the orange sides.
Similar Species
Thelaira nigrina has less orange on the male abdomen and only 2-3 strong bristles on the mid tibia.
ID checklist (your specimen should have all of these features)
- 7.5-12mm
- males have strong orange sides
- 4 strong bristles on the mid tibia
- calypters and wing bases have a yellow-orange tinge
UK Status
Uncommon though widespread in England up to the midlands.
VC55 Status
Rare.
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