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Tabanus → Philipomyia aprica.
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 Tabanus sudeticus, due to orange third antennal segment with well developed dorsal angle.
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 This species is really very variable. The size of this specimen is less than 20mm. Yes the antennae are those of sudeticus.
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 A very dark Philipomyia aprica, I'd say. Check the basicosta.

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 The basicosta is bare.
It's Philipomyia aprica.
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