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Male (left), female (right). Larvae of Cryptomeigenia are parasitoids of adult scarab beetles.
My best attempt to ID this boldly-patterned Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly) lands at Peletaria rubescens, but could it be Tachina fera instead? Knowledgeable input welcomed. Near Sequim, WA, August 2024.
A distinctive slender-bodied Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly); Cylindromyia intermedia. Near Sequim, WA, August 2024.
My best attempt to ID this boldly-patterned Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly) lands at Peletaria rubescens, but could it be Tachina fera instead? Knowledgeable input welcomed. Near Sequim, WA, August 2024.
Fly on Gumweed flower; best ID guess is genus Zodion. Gardiner, WA, August 2024.
A plump n spiny Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly) near Sequim, WA, August 2024. I initially ID'd this as Hystricia abrupta, but am now leaning towards Protodejeania echinata. Knowledgeable input welcomed!
Tachina latianulum, a spiky Tachinid Fly (Bristle fly), in the Deer Park area of Olympic National Park, July 2024.
Tachina latianulum, a plump and spiny Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly), near Sequim, WA, September 29, 2024.
A robust Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly) photographed in October near Sequim, WA. My best attempt to ID lands at Protodejeania echinata - but please be gentle if I am incorrect!. At least this insect let me get quite a few shots.
Tachina latianulum, a plump and spiny Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly), near Sequim, WA, September 29, 2024.
Fly on Gumweed; best ID guess is genus Zodion. Gardiner, WA, August 2024.
A plump n spiny Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly) near Sequim, WA, August 2024. I initially ID'd this as Hystricia abrupta, but am now leaning towards Protodejeania echinata. Knowledgeable input welcomed!
A robust Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly) photographed in October near Sequim, WA. My best attempt to ID lands at Protodejeania echinata - but please be gentle if I am incorrect!. At least this insect let me get quite a few shots.
Tachina latianulum, a plump and spiny Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly), near Sequim, WA, September 29, 2024.
My best attempt to ID this boldly-patterned Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly) lands at Peletaria rubescens, but could it be Tachina fera instead? Knowledgeable input welcomed. Near Sequim, WA, August 2024.
A plump n spiny Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly) near Sequim, WA, August 2024. I initially ID'd this as Hystricia abrupta, but am now leaning towards Protodejeania echinata. Knowledgeable input welcomed!
A robust Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly) photographed in October near Sequim, WA. My best attempt to ID lands at Protodejeania echinata - but please be gentle if I am incorrect!. At least this insect let me get quite a few shots.
My best attempt to ID this boldly-patterned Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly) lands at Peletaria rubescens, but could it be Tachina fera instead? Knowledgeable input welcomed. Near Sequim, WA, August 2024.
Tachina latianulum, a plump and spiny Tachinid Fly (Bristle Fly), near Sequim, WA, September 29, 2024.