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Empidae for ID, C Spain --> Empis sp.
Piluca_Alvarez
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Posted on 08-06-2011 06:11
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This one was much smaller than the classical Empis I see. I suspect might be another genus and I would like to make sure it doesn't belong to a different family. Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Taken in teh mountains of Madrid on the 21rst of may 2011.
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Empis (Empis) sp. Without a proper look at the male genitalia will not try to put a name on it. Too many unknowns in Spain...
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Thanks a bunch for your reply, Paul! I am pretty happy to know it is indeed an Empis. What I really wanted was to make sure it wasn't any of the families that are yet well beyond my knowledge!

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