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Which Bombyliidae? - probably Bombylius
Andreas Haselboeck
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Posted on 31-03-2009 08:01
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 Hello!

This little Bombyliidae (4-5mm) was found on 15. March 2009 in Tunisia on the edge of a saltlake.

Can someone help with ID?

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 cant see enough of this one, probably Bombylius
 
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 Hello David!

Thanks a lot!

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