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Mesembrina mystacea
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Posted on 30-07-2007 23:23
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 Aig?estortes National Park, (L?rida, Spain) Pyrenean Mountain, july 2007, 1900 m.

A very large fly (20-25 mm). Firstly I think a Vollucella, but obviously it isn't Syrphidae (?)

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 Perhaps Mesembrina mystacea? See photos in the gallery Smile
 
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 Yes, after look at gallery, I think Mesembrina mystacea is correct, many thanks! Smile
 
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