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Therevidae Cyprus
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 Can this fly be named..? Unfortunatly it didn't live anymore.
Found in Cyprus 14-6-2017
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 ..and this one...
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 The antennae are atypical for Rhagionidae. Some Therevidae have similar antennae and a shiny frons.
 
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 Well spoken !

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 I remember I found Rupellia thoracica in 2014 in Maroc, it's Therevidae...
Maybe a brother or nephew..? Smile
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