Wildlife Spotting

Thanks everyone. I've been reading about crane flies and most of it fits. (From wikipedia) "Female abdomens contain eggs, and as a result appear swollen in comparison to those of males. The female abdomen also ends in a pointed ovipositor that may look somewhat like a stinger, but is completely harmless. Adult mouthparts may occur on the end of the crane fly's long face, which is sometimes called a snout or a short rostrum." "Have only two wings. Instead of hind wings they have club shaped balancing organs called halteres." If you look closely in the 2nd photo - between the 2nd and 3rd leg on the right hand side it does look similar to the halteres found in this photo: http://www.ozanimals.com/Insect/Crane-Fly/Tipulidae%20family/.html But then the abdomen and snout still look like a scorpionfly so I'm not sure!