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Empididae eating Ephemera
Manuel Lopez
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Posted on 23-08-2013 20:04
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A strange Dolichopodidae to me. On the banks of a small stream, the ephemera emerged and the fly instantly came to attack it.

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Another one
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Not Dolichopodidae. Looks like Empididae.
 
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yes it's Clinocera or related genus
Where it is from
 
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From Sierra Nevada (Granada), 2600 m. a.s.l.
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Female, so little chance for full ID
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