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Desmometopa sp ?, Milichiidae, Hungary
Xespok
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Posted on 20-06-2006 16:54
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These seem to belong to Milichiidae. Can someone come up with a genus? Nikita had recently a similar fly in one of his threads.
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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Usually this it is Desmometopa that is found on preys of spiders, asilids and reduviid bugs. The preys usually are bees (as is this one?).
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Thx. This was some kind of Apidae that fell prey to an assassin bug (Reduviidae).
 
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