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--> Chloropidae cf. Elachiptera sp. scavenging Ceratopogonidae from Oman
Joerg Schneider
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Morning of 31.01.2025, park of conference hotel near Muscat/Oman, less than 3mm. Could you help with ID please, also woth an educated guess o the prey? Thank you very much, Jörg
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Chloropidae scavenging Ceratopogonidae.
 
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Chloropid - Elachiptera?
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Thank you so very much, both of you, Jörg
 
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