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pretty 2/3 purple 1/3 milky wings unknown fly
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70 km south of Paris, France, July 03 2011.

around 4 mm long.
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I'd say Holopogon nigripennis, Asilidae.
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Many many thanks Stephane !! Smile


At one moment I thought about Asilidae because of the hairy look, but I didn't try to key it rejecting this idae ... in fact I didn't know that such small asilids existed ! Wink


So, following your answer, I had a look at the Séguy's key and I lightened artificially the lateral picture : Is the tergite VI grey, isn't it (Unless it's a trick of the sunlight) ? So could it be as well Holopogon venustus ?


Which could fit with the pale spot on (what I think is) the mesonotum ?


Thanks again !! Wink
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