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Tachinidae. Loewia??
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 Near a stream in a mountain area. 1600 m. South of Spain. End of august
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 Definitely not ! Loewia are bulky and black.
Pity we can’t see the wing. enation properly. Might be some.
Chaetogena.

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 What a pity. What I saw fit (except for the thin abdomen), and also with those red eyes....

Thanks a lot Theo!!!
 
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 My suggestion would be Tryphera lugubris

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