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Acroceridae - Villeta, Colombia
dguzman58
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Posted on 30-12-2012 02:31
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 About 800 msnm. No idea what Family this is... please help. This is the only image I have. Can't see the antenna!.
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 grrrr.. It is a fantastic Acroceridae. Ogcodes sp. Any chance did you collect this beauty?
 
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 Thanks for the ID!! Did not collect it. I usually do not collect the insects. Happy New Year! This is the first time I encounter this fly family.
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