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Asilinae male found dead, August the 5th, 2015. Body length: 10.5 mm. Wing length: 8.5 mm. Male genitalia looks similar to that of that genus Aneomochterus.
(IBERIA. CATALONIA: GIRONA Beuda: 400 masl)

HEAD: Postpedicel (3rd antennal segment) with an apical arista. Face completely covered with pubescence or only with a very narrow shiny longitudinal stripe. Postocular bristles (occipital bristles) either weakly bent or straight. Facial gibbosity restricted to lower third of face. THORAX: Dorsocentral and acrostichal bristles weakly developed or entirely lacking anterior to transverse suture. WING: Alula of wing present. Anal cell present. Marginal cell r1 closed (and stalked), outer margin of cell separated from wing margin.
ABDOMEN: Abdominal tergite 2 at most 2 times as long as wide. Lateral marginal bristles on tergites (discal bristles) well-developed. At least tergites tomentose. Two last segments anterior to ovipositor tomentose. Sternites mainly tomentose. LEGS: Pulvilli present. Metatarsus of mid leg of usual length. At least tibiae yellowish or red.

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Looking at the hypopygium this should be Aneomochtherus confusus

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Thank you very much Reinoud for your time and identification

Rafael