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 Hi, I think it's a female again. In mountains.
PS for Xespok: this fly was found by ou in Jávorkút and You also photographed it.
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 Female "Pericoma" - can't do anything with the ladies, I'm afraid.
 
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 Thanks anyway! Maybe next time I get a male Smile
 
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 Stunning photos! I am really looking forward to seeing how you treat males.
 
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