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Identified as 'Holopogon sp.' by Fritz Geller-Grimm
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Posted on 16-06-2008 17:07
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Date Photo Taken: June 2008

Size: maybe 6 mm ???

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 Looks like an asilid to me, perhaps try a message in the Asilidae forum as well?

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EDIT (Chris Raper): moved to Asilidae forum Smile
Edited by ChrisR on 16-06-2008 20:21
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