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Cylindromyia for ID, C Spain
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Posted on 11-11-2013 10:51
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I am extremely angry with myself for no being able to get more shots and in better focus. But couldn't this be Cylindromyia pilipes?? Comparing to other Cylindromyia I have photographed this one has ridiculously hairy hind tibia and femora. No idea if this is enough to recognize it. Pity other features cannot be seen at all Sad But it is worth to give it a try Wink

Found in Robledo de Chavela, mountains of Madrid on 27.07.2013.

Thanks in advance for any help!! Smile
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Another view. Not very useful though Sad
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Piluca, looks like you are totally correct.
WEll spotted !


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Thanks soooooooooooo much, Theo!! Smile You have done my day Cool Cool Cool

Coming from you, those words have brought tears to my eyes Grin Grin awkward The trouble of being a too sensitive beginner in Dipterology Shock Grin

I have seen that it is a new species for the gallery. I know what I have to do Wink
 
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