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unknown Asilidae --> Machiremisca decipiens
Siga
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Posted on 20-10-2008 16:11
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Hello again,

this two Asilidae - the one attacking the other - allowed me to take a photo, being too busy to watch anything else.

I took the photo in Southern France, on 2008-10-09, in the Mountans "Dentelles deMontmirail" east of Orange, but I think it is the same species that I asked for identification in my last thread.

So perhaps someone can solve both identifications.
Thanks at any rate,
Siga
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It seems to be a Machimus species, like chrysitis, but for a correct identification you have to check the female genitalia.
 
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I passed very late, nevertheless many thanks for the hints.

Siga
 
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This is a male and a female... maybe they are not fighting, but it's some kind of mating behaviour?
Do you have more pics?
 
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no, sorry
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It seems to be Machiremisca decipiens.
 
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Posted on 28-06-2014 14:54
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I just noted the reply now, thanks to Dysmachus
 
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