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Atylotus sp, Tabanidae, Hungary 2007
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Last year I observed only 4 Tabanids whole year. Last year was wet, as a result this year the number of Tabanids in the area has skyrocketed, and I must have observed 100+ so far.

This seems to be a rarish species, from a bog.
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The male.
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The female.
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Lateral view.
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An important view of the female.

An Atylotus sp? Hopefully not rusticus.
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Very nice pics of Atylotus.

It's either A. rusticus or A. latistriatus, difficult to tell from the pics.
My guess it's the last.
Any chance you saw these at a slightly brackish (salty) situation ?

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