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 Is it Ectophasia crassipennis?
Who can help me?
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Switzerland, Fischingen TG, 600m NN, 19 June 08.
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 Yes, I would agree that it looks like E.crassipennis (male) Smile
 
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 but could be oblonga (you never know).

crassipennis is most likely


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 So for me: Ectophasia crassipennis or oblonga.

Chris and Theo, thanks for your help.
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