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Commensalism (Asilidae+Chloropidae)
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This is Stenopogon costatus with an hemiptera prey and two commensalist flies...
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Small flies are probably Chloropidae.
 
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Probably Oscinimorpha spec., Chloropidae. Where has this photo been taken? Four genera of Oscinellinae are well known for their commensalism with Heteroptera, raptorious Diptera and spiders in Europe with their focus on the hemolymph of stinking or poisonous bugs: Tricimba, Conioscinella, Oscinimorpha and Trachysiphonella. The protruded gena of this species in combination with an elongate labellum of the proboscis is typical for Oscinimorpha Lioy, 1864. In any case, Trachysiphonella spp. can be excluded for this image. We presume that those chloropids become inattractive as prey for other insects.
 
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Thans for the info. This is at Farrera at spanish pyrenees. I did a video also but I don't know if it is uploadable here... I also have more photos but now I am at the beach on holydays with low internet connection but I will try to show more images...
 
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Here another image...
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another view...
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If you upload to youtube it is possible then put herethe link with the youtube icon visible below the box.

Fantastic photos!
 
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And... Yes, this is Stenopogon costatus i did not see when i was there. Sad
 
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I finally uploaded the video:
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