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Which Asilidae? --> Tolmerus atricapillus with cf. Sargus bipunctatus
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 18.09.2025 at Japanese Garden in Leverkusen (near Cologne/Germany), about 15mm. What did I see? Thanks a lot, Jörg
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 Hi,

Female Tolmerus atricapillus.
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Jonne
 
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 And the prey seems to be a female Sargus bipunctatus (Stratiomyidae).
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Jürgen

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 Many thanks to both of you. I hadn't even hoped for the pray to be recognizable :-)
 
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