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Asilidae unknown - ID?=>Neoitamus cyanurus
Andre Megroz
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 Fotos: CH, Wallis, Pfynwald, 17.6.2013.

Thank you for your help
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 Hello Andre,

You make nice picture of some very nice species!
Bristles on the back of the head seem to be bent forward on the above picture. Coupled with the habitus of a long and slender fly I would say a Neoitamus. In the Netherlands it would key out to N. cyanurus because the facial gibbosity is small and the metatarsae are all clearly black.

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 Thank you very much, Ectemnius, for your help.

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