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somewhere near Phryganea or Agrypnia << maybe Limnephilidae << Phryganeidae ID please
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 It could be one of Limnephilidae - but I have very little experience with the Trichoptera.
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 thank you Eric, getting closer Smile
 
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 On general appearance, including the rounded wing tip, I would stick with Phryganeidae - somewhere near Phryganea or Agrypnia.
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 thank you for your comment, Tony! updated
 
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