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 Hi,

These three robber flies recently from coastal sand dunes in N Wales, UK - I am not even sure if they are the same sp. Could they be Philonicus albiceps? Any help much appreciated

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 I think 1 and 3 are Philonicus albiceps, 2 is Dysmachus trigonus.
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