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Hydrellia feeding another Hydrellia species
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 Maybe Hydrellia maura?
Taken this morning in Granada coast.

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 These small flies are cannibals...
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 I feel that these are a bit too bright for maura - which tends to have a duller face and pleura.
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 Thanks TSmileny.

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 Hydrellia (?) cannibals
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 The fly they are feeding on is a different species - might be maura or griseola, but I'm not able to suggest a name for the others. Cranefly may be able to help.
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 Thanks Tony
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 I've remembered this thread Smile
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 Try sending a PM to Tadeusz Zatwarnicki or Cranefly to ask them to have a look. They may recognize your species.
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