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Myopina myopina?
Gerard Pennards
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 Along a big river in the Netherlands, on stones!
Anthomyiidae for sure, and I think it's Myopina myopina?
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 UNESCO has to call 2009 - year of Myopina!
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 Yes!!Grin
And the good thing is that I collected several of those, so you'll see them later in the year!!
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