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Philonicus? --> Tolmerus cf. atripes
Mihailo Vujic
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Posted on 28-07-2015 06:52
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No, not Philonicus, ovipositor would not be flattened like this one. Machimus group sp.
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Thank you!
Will these photos help?
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Lateral pictures are usually the best for asilids. It is now clear that it is a Machimus/Tolmerus female. Females are near to impossible to ID. Two characters that are now visible limit the number of choices. Black legs and a black mystax, Tolmerus cf atripes is a possibility.
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Thank you very much Reinoud!

Greetings, Mihailo
 
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