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A Cyprus Bombylid species
Alan Outen
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Posted on 04-04-2013 11:20
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This Bombylid species was caught at Tepi Bas, northern Cyprus on 29 March 2013. I think that it is perhaps Hemipenthes velutina but I would appreciate confirmation or correction of this identification by someone more experienced than I am.

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Alan

 
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Here is an image
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Edited by Alan Outen on 04-04-2013 19:12
 
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.....and here is a second view
Edited by Alan Outen on 04-04-2013 19:17
 
piros
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Why not H. morio?
Best regards,
Henrik
 
Alan Outen
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Many thanks Henrik. As I indicated I am no expert by a very long way and mine was only a speculative identification. At least I got the genus right!

Alan
 
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I am not an expert either, so you may want to wait for an expert opinion!
(Still, I think it is H. morioWink)
 
Alan Outen
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Looking at images of the two it looks a better bet than mine!

Alan
 
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