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 Sardinia, Villanova Monteleone 12/04/2007 size 11-12 mm.
I think Empis female.
is characteristic the femur 1 very hairy?
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 Looks like Empis livida to me
www.bruphoto.com/2009/pics/larsdi.png
 
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 Thanks lagura.
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 Kegs are pennate, so no livida. Looks like a Empis (Leptempis). I can only tell more with the specimen in under the microscope.
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