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Rhyncomyia (M.Carles-Tolr?). Any furhter?
Guillermo Booth Rea
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 This beautifull Rhyncomyia was shot in Sierra Nevada, S Spain at 1850 masl. Feeding on Eryngium campestris. I wonder if somebody can reach species level? Thanks.
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 yep. Rhynchomyia sp. (in the new family Rhinidae) but it remains in Calliphoridae > Rhiniinae > Rhynchomyia sp.
 
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 Thanks Jorge,

Is it not possible to reach species level?
 
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 I don't think so. Only with genitalia.
 
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