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Crataerina hirundinis ?
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 I caught this one on the wall of one of the factory buildings where I work. There are quite a lot of House Martins nesting at this time of the year on the premises, maybe it could help...

Photographed on 28 May 2012, Southern Bohemia, Czech Republic.

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 No, since that species does not occur on Martins.

Look at its wings !

It is a Cratarina, probably hirundinis


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 Thank you Theo !

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