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Dioctria cothurnata?
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Is it?

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 Can't help with ID Smile but I wanted to ask what is exactly happening on the photo? Is the syrphid caught? or fleeing? Cool photo, by the way!!!
 
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 thank you PW,

Just a prey i think, stitched in the head!

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 This needs to be in the Asilidae forum for the best advice ... I will move it Wink
 
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 Dioctria cothurnata (male) is correct.

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