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Posted on 09-09-2007 15:36
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 23/07/2007
Mormoiron (84) - South of France - Alt 200m
Size : 13mm

sectionrallye84.1.free.fr/insectes/diptere43a.jpg
sectionrallye84.1.free.fr/insectes/diptere43b.jpg
Is it Pangonius ? Can we find which one ?
 
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 yes, it's Pangonius. I post this http://www.dipter...post_31420.
Nobody answered. Sad
 
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 Excellent photos. Only wish I could help with further identification but I'm not familiar with the European fauna. Chvala et al. list 18 spp. in 2 subgenera for Europe
 
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 Sorry I missed the previous post, you make too many nice pictures.

This is Pangonius micans.


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 Thanks Zeegers Smile

It is the second time I have P. micans ...

Maybe my next Tabanidae will be something else ...
 
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