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Which Empididae?
pierred
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Posted on 05-08-2007 07:23
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 Hello,

Seen in Savoy, 2007/7/17, 1750m.
Which Empididae is this?
Thanks in advance.
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 Hi Pierre,

It looks like Rhamphomyia spec. Maybe Paul can give his opinion!?

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 Looks like a plain ol' Empis tessellata...
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 Paul,

Well, I hoped something else, but...
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 Since I didn't see a radial fork I thought it might be Rhamphomyia. The wings are probably just too much out of focus to see the fork.

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 Empis tessellata

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 Hello,

Thanks, Igor.
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 Hello,

Sorry for upping such an old posting.
Do you think it could be a specimen parasited by Enthomophthorales ?
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