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Villa sp. (Bombyliidae)
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This big fly had sucked on the blossoms of parsnip. Could it be determinable from this photo?
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 What do you have with the proboscis?! Pfft
 
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 Villa but can say no more than that
 
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 Thank you David!
Isidro: This is the best picture from the proboscis! Smile
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