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Therevidae?
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Posted on 26-05-2008 20:29
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 Sierra Nevada, Southern Spain, 1760 m., 24/05/2008

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 Amazing pic ans species, yes Therevidae, never seen this one.

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 Thereva albovittata
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 Very beautiful species! Only known from Spain?
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 I caught the species in the French Pyrenees, so it is also in France. Maybe restricted to the mountains?
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