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The photo was taken in Bras?lia, capital of the Brazil , in October 2006, near residential neibourghood, during the afternoon. The fly was above a leaf. The fly is about 7 mm.
I have no idea what it might be.
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Gostaria que algu?m identificasse esta esp?cie.Grata.
 
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A species of the Stratiomyidae, subfamily Sarginae. Reminds me of Ptecticus but I do not know if that genus occurs in South America.
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It does, see for example: http://www.scielo...1000400012
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Paul
I saw a photo of a soldier fly -Ptecticus- in this site and , in fact, you are sure - is a ptecticus specie.
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Jandira
http://www.stri.org/english/site_tools/photo_of_the_week/index.php?id=69 Smithsonian Institute
 
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There's two more from Colombia, P. terminalis and P. nubilipennis, at http://insects.oe.../index.htm.
 
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