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Alvesgaspar
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Posted on 28-08-2007 16:30
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I have no idea of the species of this little fellow
. Sorry for the lack of quality of the photos, it is a little fly (6-7mm)

Joaquim Gaspar
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Alvesgaspar wrote:
I have no idea of the species of this little fellow
. Sorry for the lack of quality of the photos, it is a little fly (6-7mm)

Joaquim Gaspar
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Posted on 28-08-2007 16:37
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this is a Paragus sp. if you have the specimen you can get the specie too. This genus is very hard to identify, mainly by the genitalia of the males.
 
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Very true Amalia,
Difficult from a picture, but my guess would be a male of Paragus flammeus from the possibilities left! Grin
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Greetings,
Gerard Pennards
 
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Posted on 28-08-2007 21:59
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Thank you, Amalia and Gerard. I don't have the species, I only photograph them Smile

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