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Lispe geniseta (Muscidae), from Chennai, India.
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Shot today, 6 hours before in India - Chennai.

ID Required for the larger fly.

The larger fly is devouring a dolichopodiae which looked very fresh.. not sure if it is a kill.
The larger fly kept its middle leg on the head of LL fly which eventually got detached and rolled away.

Can someone please clarify if this is a predator, the family and if possible the Genus?

Thanks.

Edit: Many thanks to John Carr for the ID
Edit: Many thanks to Nikita Vikhrev for the ID
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So it is a kill. Wow!

Thank you very much John Carr.
 
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Female Lispe geniseta,
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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Thank you very much Nikita Vikhrev.
 
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Prey is a Doli, Sciapodinae, ?Chrysosoma.
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Thank you Igor Grichanov
 
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