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Thereva -> Acrosathe annulata female.
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Which will fly?
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Huomenta,

not Asilidae but Therevidae.

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JariF wrote:

not Asilidae but Therevidae.

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Spiriverpa lunulata?
 
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No, this is Thereva sp. Spiniverpa has knob of halteres dark.

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Thanks for the reply.
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Was it Acrosathe annulata female.

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