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Brazilian Stratiomyidae fly for id. please
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Posted on 20-10-2010 10:12
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 Hi,

I met this Tabanidae on the 20th January 2010 in the rainforest of Paraty-Brazil.
Fortunately it didn't take interest in me!

Thank you!
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 Looks more like Stratiomyidae to me Smile
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 OK Chris!Grin
Thanks a lot!

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 Just remember to change the thread title to attract more specific people Wink
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 Thanks for the tip!Smile
 
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 Looks like Hermetia.
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 Thanks Paul!

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 It is very likely Hermetia illucens...
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 Great! Many thanks Martin!

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