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Photographed this crane fly this morning. Ballito coast, just north of Durban, KZN, South Africa.
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Genus is Nephrotoma, can't help further.
 
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Thank Clovis.
 
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www.invertebratezoology.org has different descriptions of Nephrotoma. N.ferruginea is the first crane-fly ever identified.Yours may be that one.
 
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This is not Nephrotoma ferruginea, which is from North America and has a different dark pattern.
 
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Then.Tiger Crane-fly for their region.
 
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