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Rhinophora lepida (male) > ID by Zeegers
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Posted on 07-01-2009 01:24
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 Can anyone give this one a name?
Hardly more than 5mm. On a nettle leaf. 15 July 2008 (Helsingborg, Sweden)
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 mine idea would be Rhinophoridae.
 
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 Really? That would be my first one Grin
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 Yeap.

Male Rhinophora lepida.


Very common in July - August.

Maybe your first consious one.


Theo
 
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 Thanks Theo!
You're most certainly right. This one does look very familiar Smile
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