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Brazilian Asilidae #6 - ID Help - Eraxasilus sp. ?
Antonio Carlos
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Posted on 14-10-2012 15:30
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This fly, which I believe to be a Exarasilus female, was photographed very close and minutes after that I registered the male shown in picture #5, while she was eating this small wasp.

I would like to get confirmation that she is actually a Exarasilus sp. as I suppose.

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Coordinates of the place where I took this photo:
Latitude: -22.538403081866, Longitude: 43.228422403336

Date and time:
February 20, 2012 at 12.11pm GMT+3

Thanks for help!
AC
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Eric Fisher
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Posted on 14-10-2012 17:51
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Yes, Eraxasilus sp.; the femora are very spiny ventrally, especially the anterior four.

Note: I will be away from my computer for the next month...

Cheers, Eric
 
Antonio Carlos
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Just one question, Eric: when you said "next month", means november, or next 30 days?
I am asking because I have a lot of pictures of Asilidae to show, and you are giving me a great help with IDs.
Thank you, Eric!
 
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Antonio, I should be back about 12 Nov.

Cheers, Eric
 
Antonio Carlos
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Ok, Eric!
My photos will be here, waiting you be back.
Thanks again!
 
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