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Tabanidae, June 2008, Hunagry
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Posted on 16-03-2009 08:47
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This Tabanid (Tabanus sp?) was observed in a desert-like sandy environment in Hungary.
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Just a male bromius or something more interesting?
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Another shot.

I have never before observed a T. bromius or a T sp. on a flower.
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All seem interesteing.
The last one definitely has 2 bands on each eye, so it must be a more banded species like glaucopis, lunatus, .....?
Since I can see only little of the abdomen and none of the subcallus, it remains speculation.

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I have two more images.
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but it does not help a lot.
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