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Posted on 02-03-2009 21:18
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 This one i found in southern Norway late June. Anyone recognize family/sp.?
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 Looks like a female Sepsidae, but I am no expert...
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 I think it is Nemopoda nitidula.
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 That is a good guess, verified by the yellow legs and the slightly darkened wing tips. I remember Nikita mentioned these characters in identifying a Sepsid pic of mine.
 
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