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Identification please
Rafael Estevez
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Posted on 21-08-2007 15:20
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Hello,
Im new to this forum, I usually deal with lepidoptera, but from time to time I have the pleasure to take some pictures from diptera which also atracts me in some manner.
The picture was taken at Requejo de Sanabria (Zamora) Spain 1.000 mts abv sea level. Insect was found in a semi-dry meadow near an oak wood (basically Q.pyrenaica) next to a mountain stream, early July 2007.-
Thanks in advance.-
Rafael
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jorgemotalmeida
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Ectophasia sp. ?
(Tachinidae!)
 
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Rafael Estevez
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Thnks once again Jorge.
Rafael
 
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...or perhaps Gymnosoma Smile

Subfamily Phasiinae of Phasiinae in any case.
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Gymnosoma for sure but it doesn't show enough to know which species Smile
 
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Rafael Estevez
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I only have this other photo of this specimen.
Dont think it may clarify in anyway.
Thnks once again.
Rafael
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Posted on 21-08-2007 20:07
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It's Gymnosoma, but a weird one.
Looks actually like G. rungsi, but nolt sure.


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