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 But no common one. Looks like Macronychia, which attacks nests of Hymenoptera in wood.


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 Hi Zeegers
Thanks,unfortunally this is the only picture i've got Sad
So i guess a 100 pct ID is impossible ?
Sarcophagidae sp. or Macronychia sp. ?
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 I am quite sure it is a male Macronychia.
Impossible to go any further. Difficult genus.


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 Ok,thanks again Smile
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 put this one in the gallery. Wink
 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/superegnum
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 Hi Jorge
Ok i'll do that Wink
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 I agree with Theo: Macronychia sp.

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 Hi Liekele
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