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Old 12th of August 2007 (Sun)   #1
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Default A fly and a very strange bug.

If anyone can ID this strange bug it would be appreciated.



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Old 12th of August 2007 (Sun)   #2
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Default Re: A fly and a very strange bug.

Lovely shots
#1 Dolichopid fly
#2 I think is a nut weevil (according to my book)

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Default Re: A fly and a very strange bug.

Great captures. #2 looks like is a Weevil CURCULIO NUCUM .
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Default Re: A fly and a very strange bug.

Thank you Brian V and Brian for the comments and ID's.

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Default Re: A fly and a very strange bug.

Nice captures, #2 is sure a handsome looking fellow. well done.
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