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 Panorpa vulgaris
 
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 It is not communis, of course. But very similar is also Panorpa meridionalis, one of the commonest species in Iberian Peninsula. I have sent the link to one French specialist for the ID.
 
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 So, my doubts were confirmed by another expert.
You can name your animal Panorpa cf. meridionalis. Exact ID of female from a single picture is almost impossible.
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