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Medetera ID with beautiful eyes
Manuel Lopez
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Posted on 20-03-2012 01:47
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The most amazing eyes I've seen so far.

Tiny fly, around 3-3,5 mm.

Thanks for your help

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More than 100 Medetera species occur in Europe. For correct identification clearing and examination of male genitalia is usually necessary. If you can collect some specimens you can send them to me for identification.

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