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Vinz
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Posted on 08-08-2008 11:53
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 June 7 2007 - 11h00
South of France - Saint-L?ger-du-Ventoux (84)
About 1500 meters high
Length : about 8mm

photorando84.free.fr/forums/insectes/diptere24.jpg

Is someone able to tell me with this picture if it is either Gymnosoma nudifrons or Gymnosoma rotundatum ?

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 Why those ? There are many more.
This looks like the female G. clavatum.


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 Actually, I'm quite convinced it is clavatum

Theo
 
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 I proposed those because we thought it was one of these Frown
We're not as good as you.

Thanks Theo !
 
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 I expect in the south of France clavatum to be (at least) as common as the species you mentioned. Don't follow our Central European bias !


Teho
 
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 Ok

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