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Black Asilid from Turkey: Dasypogon?
Cor Zonneveld
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I saw these jet-black Robberfly in the Taurus mountains, 29 May. All black execpt bright yellow halteres. This one still carried its pupal skin - which hampered its flight, happily for me because approach was very difficult. The tend to fly into deep vegetation. Medium sized by Mediterrenean standards at least...
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Rather open mountainous country, with isolated pine trees.

The question, as always, is: is it IDable? Genus level would be fine!
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Some additional photo's, with details on wing venation. I would already be happy with subfamily!
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one more; Dasypogon spec.?
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Yes - Dasypogon sp.

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