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Another muscid? Limnophora i think
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 north spain aprox 300 mts
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 Is correct this spec? Thanks...
 
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 Correct, male of Limnophora.
I can't give species name, sorry
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 I think L. maculosa, but you will say there can be some look- alike in Spain Nikita, won't you ?
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 I'd say as follow:
I have several doubts in this genus, so I prefer to clear its and then to give species names. Otherwise, maculosa fits ok
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