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Letting it all hang out?
Trev
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Posted on 01-04-2009 07:15
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Never having seen one, is this robberfly excited to see me? or is something else going on there? Also an ID on the fly itself if anyone knows this one.
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Paul Beuk
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Well, if it is exited to see you, then you still have what it takes to the females. I must say, I have not seen such a long ovipositor in an asilid yet.
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Posted on 02-04-2009 06:37
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Aah, glad I haven't lost it yet then Paul. Here's a closer crop.
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Susan R Walter
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Not that this helps you Trev, but I photographed a similar looking Asilid at Ben Boyd NP in March. See http://www.dipter...d_id=20752

How big was yours Wink
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