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Asilidae, Hungary, June 2007
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Posted on 30-11-2007 21:48
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Another fly that may go undetermined. Possibly the same species as the one posted before.
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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Another view of the same fly.
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Hello,

do you have a somewhat sharper detail of the ovipositor?

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Thx Danny for your help. I try to come back to see if I have better pics. Can this not be a female Eutolmus rufibarbis?
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Hi Gabor,

I don't think so. The ovipositor of Eutolmus is compressed in vertical line when viewed from above. The specimen on your images reminds me more of Philonicus albiceps, but first I would like to see a detail of the ovipositor before I can confirm this.

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