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??=>Neoitamus sp.
Gansucha
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Posted on 06-03-2022 06:21
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 Ukraine, Rivne region, on July 10.
Something completely confused with this female. Tolmerus sp. ?
ukrbin.com//files/60/Asilidae2.jpg
Edited by Gansucha on 06-03-2022 10:18
 
eklans
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 Hi, I guess it could be a Neoitamus sp.
Greetings, Eric Kloeckner
 
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 Thank you, Eric !
I think you're right, I have not seen where the directed hair that is located by the eyes.
Edited by Gansucha on 06-03-2022 10:24
 
Chris Cohen
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 I would also guess Neoitamus from what I can see of the ovipostor and the overall gestalt.
 
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 Thanks for the confirmation, Chris !
 
Ectemnius
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 Neoitamus related to the group around dasymallus, but hard to say with this angle and the sharp light on the facial gibbosity.
 
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