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Marion Friedrich
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 Canary Islands, Fuerteventura, Costa Calma, 22 March 2009
From this specimen I have only one picture. Is it possible to identify the fly? Thank you.
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 Stratiomyidae Sargus sp ?
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Nikita Vikhrev
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 I'd say - some endemic Canarian Empis
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Another thread to print out and frame...Grin
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 Vermileonidae! The ant-lion-fly Smile Wing fits. Don't mind Roger, they are hardly found there where You live.
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 Probably Lampromyia (Vermileonidae).
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 No, it's not Empis or related. Totally different wingvenation. And what seems to be the proboscis on this picture, probably is its right leg 3 clinging to the plant.

To my opinion this belongs to the Athericidae, or closely related.
 
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 Listen to Stephane! Smile
 
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 Thank you all for discussion with happy end. For me its the first member of family Vermileonidae.
 
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