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 Taken yesterday in Beas de Granada.

Maybe Stonemyia ?

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 Stonemyia is not present in Europe, only in North America and Japan. In Spain this should be Pangonius sp.
 
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 it is a Pangonius sp. really. Smile
 
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 Thanks Keith and Jorge Smile
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