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the asilidae ??
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Posted on 27-06-2010 20:21
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 Hello from Spain
From 2.50 -3.00 cm. Taken in Motril, Granada. Spain.
I have no sufficient knowledge, but I think it is a asilidae. It really is?.
And if so, what asilidae is?
Thanks and regards

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 je, je, je ....¡ not hit one! ... Sorry ....

Thanks for the information. Regards
 
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 suborder Aculeata, looks like Pompilidae.
Edited by Cesa on 28-06-2010 04:57
 
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 Very grateful for complete information.

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