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Rhagionidae....ID (29-02)
Gumenuk Vitalij
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 Rhagionidae....Male Rhagio sp. I think...?
 
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 Yes, should be a male Rhagio lineola.
The pterostigma is unusually brownish, though(should be black). Maybe the flash ?


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 Thanks. It Rhagio lineola. It is removed at night with flash
 
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