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Empididae -> Hilara sp.
paqui
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Posted on 01-09-2010 19:58
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 Could it be Hilara sp.? The pic was taken by Miguel Yuste (with his consent, http://www.biodiv...31546.html , there's a dorsal view in case it helps)

- In Segovia (Central Spain)
- Anandoned fields, 806m
- 24. april'10
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 It is Hilara. There are a few long-snouted species, one of them being longirostris.
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 Thank you very much Smile
 
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