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Pentti Ketola
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 Hello together,
i take the picture of these fly in 6 June 2010 Kokkola / Finland.
It is about 8 mm long. I search the name.
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 Looks like Ulidiidae; Herina sp., Valery might know which one, if it is..Smile

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 I agree with Ulidiidae, but would call it Seioptera vibrans. Smile
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Jan Willem wrote:
I agree with Ulidiidae, but would call it Seioptera vibrans. Smile


Yes..I should have looked at Page 2 in the Ulidiidae in the Gallery...Grin
Comes of being a lazy sod.

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 Thank you both!
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