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ugolino · Friday 13th July 2012, 16:59

It is so strange that I would love to know its name. can anyone help ?

THank you in advance, ugolino

Bobbobthebob · Monday 16th July 2012, 08:42

It's a species of robberfly. I wouldn't want to go beyond that; ID down to species level of these kinds of fly typically requires a specimen and microscope.

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ugolino Registered User Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: london Posts: 146	It is a GREEK fly...but what is her/its name ? It is so strange that I would love to know its name. can anyone help ? THank you in advance, ugolino Attached Thumbnails

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Monday 16th July 2012, 08:42	#2
Bobbobthebob Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: London, UK Posts: 71	It's a species of robberfly. I wouldn't want to go beyond that; ID down to species level of these kinds of fly typically requires a specimen and microscope.

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