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Trichoceridae from East Turkey
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 Hello,
Today among the derbis of Oakwoods at 2000m height swarming Nematocers were observed. Can it be Trichoceridae? Thanks a lot. Muhabbet
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Cesa wrote:
Hello,
Today among the derbis of Oakwoods at 2000m height swarming Nematocers were observed. Can it be Trichoceridae? Thanks a lot. Muhabbet
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 very long anal A1, short and curved A2 (not well visible) and I can see ocelli, so probably Trichoceridae.
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 Many thanks Jorge
 
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 can it be Trichocera?
 
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