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Syngamoptera cf. flavipes from Japan?
Joerg Schneider
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Posted on 07-11-2023 16:42
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Hello, I tried some threads over years but always failed - due to personal incompetence. I will try again after a lot of pressure having built up, and me hopefully reading the instructions correctly this time.
This fly, around 8-10mm, was sitting on a window screen inside a ferry station of Lake Hakone in Japan, near Tokyo, about 700m above sea level, 04-Oct-2023. I have no idea what family and would be very happy about at least this information. Thank you so much, Jörg
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OK, may be I am too stupid - pictures where too big - second try...
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Second picture with different details, may be?
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Syngamoptera (flavipes?)
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Thank you so much - did I right by changing the title of my original thread? I am still learning (hopefully).
 
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Yes, you re right.
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Thank you!
 
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