Wildlife Spotting

Gonia vacua or Gonia sp. might be another candidate, although I have the impression of the dark stripe being to slim and too "regular" compared to the one from Jopy. But this is only what my eyes see...

Check Gonia vacua, I have a very similar spotting: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/24475130

Definitely a Tachinidae. My closest guess would be Echinomyia fera or Tachina magnicornis, which a tendency to Echinomyia fera due to the missing "whitish" area at the end of the body. But I do not know how important this part would be. http://www.fotocommunity.de/search?q=Echinomyia+fera&index=fotos&options=YToxOntzOjU6InN0YXJ0IjtpOjA7fQ&pos=6&display=28554756 http://www.fotocommunity.de/search?q=Echinomyia+fera&index=fotos&options=YToxOntzOjU6InN0YXJ0IjtpOjA7fQ&pos=3&display=18398615 http://www.chili-balkon.de/viecher/echinomyia_fera.htm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachina_fera http://www.biolib.cz/en/image/id62424/ A link with both: http://www.veluwe-insecten.nl/vliegen/tachinidae/sluipvliegen.html

I found a similar looking fly, but it's hard to identify them (at least I have some problems) :D There is a chance that they belong to Tachinidae family (at least there are some flies in this this family who have something orange on the abdomen) ;)