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Periscepsia carbonaria? > Paykullia maculata
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 Hello,
is this fly Periscepsia carbonaria? I found it inside my house on 13.06.2023 (Germany, Schleswig-Holstein). The Length was about 5-6mm.
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 wrong family: Paykullia maculata (Rhinophoridae)

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 Thank You Theo
 
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