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 Loire-atlantique, western France, june 25 2009.
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 looking at the gallery, may be Tabanus sp ?
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 Eyes hairy, so Hybomitra; more than that I couldn't say.

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 Looks as though it belongs to the bimaculata group of Hybomitra; in fact looks like H. bimaculata
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 Many thanks to both of you !! Smile
 
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 I agree with bimaculata group.
The abdominal pattern differs, hoever, from bimaculata itself and the notopleurae are yellow, if you have a close look.
SO it is muehlfeldi or ciureai, I favour the first.

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 hum ... notopleurae ... Frown sorry for my ignorance !

i had a look on the net and i think it is relative to the thorax ... so may be this picture could help !?
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 am i wrong in notopleurae illustration ?
 
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