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Heptatoma pellucens, Tabanidae
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 July 17.2009 Loviisa, Finland.

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 Heptatoma pellucens.
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 Thank You Stephane. Very nice antenna Smile

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 That's rather north !

It nicely shows the whitish hairs on pleura, supposedly typical for the Siberian subspecies.....


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 Jari - better get plenty of fire-wood and a thicker coat for this winter ... Siberia has moved to Finland! Wink
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