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Bombyliidae species???
cookiemonster71
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Posted on 15-08-2009 08:45
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Hello, my first time here on diptera, so please forgive me if I posted this message on the wrong place.

But is it possible to determinate the following insect??

www.mijnalbum.nl/GroteFoto-3VS7NKRL.jpg
Greetings cookiemonster71
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Cor Zonneveld
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Welcome cookiemonster71!

From wing venation I'ld say, yes Bombyliidae. But I think some photo from above would be very useful if not plain necessary for an ID attempt. Also, it is good practive to indicate the where and when!

Nice photo though!
Edited by Cor Zonneveld on 15-08-2009 09:00
Thanks for your attention
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Cor Zonneveld wrote:
Welcome cookiemonster71!

From wing venation I'ld say, yes Bombyliidae. But I think some photo from above would be very useful if not plain necessary for an ID attempt. Also, it is good practive to indicate the where and when!

Nice photo though!

Hello Cor, thnx fot giving me a reply.

In my enthousiasm I frequently forget to make a picture from above.

I'll putt another picture from another angly.

Pictures wkere taken over the border of the Netherlands in Germany near Aken.

www.mijnalbum.nl/GroteFoto-D36CLCUF.jpg

Grt Roger
 
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OK, 'near Aken' probably rules out a lot!

I'm thinking about Villa spec., but wait for David Gibbs, he's the expert on Bombylids!
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Cor Zonneveld wrote:
OK, 'near Aken' probably rules out a lot!

I'm thinking about Villa spec., but wait for David Gibbs, he's the expert on Bombylids!

On waarneming.nl they said also villa sp. but gave me the advice to post on dipteraSmile
So therefore I made the effort to do so.

Now I'll wait with patience
 
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looks like Villa but not identfiable to species without specimen (true for most Villa)
 
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