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Chrysops viduatus??
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Posted on 29-08-2011 20:49
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 Location: Galicia , Spain.
Date: 28/08/2011.
In a riparian forest.
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 Could be, could be Ch. caecutiens ludens.

I can't tell the colour of the tibia (red yes or no ?)
Can you ?


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 In this image you can see the tibias.
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 Yep, that is indeed reddish, so it is viduatus


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 Thanks Theo
 
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