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Fly with pseudoscorpion: Micropezidae?
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if i remember correctly this fly was at least 6 mm long, carrying around its blind passenger in a bushy area of cologne, germany (may 31, 2009).

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The fly is Leptopeza flavipes (female), Hybotidae
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and the 'scorp is probably Lamprochernes
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