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Forcipomyia (possibly; ID John Carr); SW Spain
Andre Burgers
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Posted on 24-01-2015 20:04
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 Sorry for the low quality of the photo, but they are very nervous in the wild. On our windows they are better models. Grin

Yesterday on a cork oak. They really like trhem because they are full of these little flies.
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 Could be Forcipomyia.
 
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 Thanks again John!

I think there is no alternative. Cool

¡Saludos! Smile
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