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 I think Bombylidae Villa but can it be hottentotta ?
Thanks for your help for ID

Near Paris, august 23th, ~12 mm
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 I'm no expert here but does not look like hottentota.


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 Never mind Th?o, perhaps some expert will see it.
 
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