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Eugen
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Posted on 19-10-2010 14:52
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 Hello,

is it possible, to identify this fly.? The photo was taken on 15th oktober 2010 in my house. Location Germany, North-Bavaria, Rhön. Wing-size 20 mm.

Many thanks
Eugen

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AndreVrijens
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 I give Tipula obsoleta a good chance (normally the wings are closed.
Best regards,
Andre
 
Eugen
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 Hello Andre,

many thanks for your answer. You have right, normally the wings are closed. I still have two pictures with closed wings. Smile

Best regards
Eugen

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