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Small BOMBYLIID , was Small Speckled Fly
Philippe moniotte
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Posted on 13-08-2008 09:47
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An idea for this little fellow photograped in Southern Corsica (Serra-di-Ferro) on July 27th 2008 ? Approx 8 mm.

Thanks in advance for your help
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Bombyliidae

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Philippe moniotte
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Cyllenia rustica ??

Thanks for the tip
Philippe
 
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Try renaming the thread to "small bombyliid" to attract David Gibbs - he should be able to confirm the I.D.
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Philippe moniotte
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Sounds like fly-fishing, doesn't it ? Smile

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this is easy. This is Cyllenia rustica. Very common here in Portugal during June. I have seen dozens of them. Smile
 
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
this is easy. This is Cyllenia rustica. Very common here in Portugal during June. I have seen dozens of them. Smile

agree
 
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