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 N. quadrifaria dark stigma with dark streak below it, seems to fit. Reading from Michael Chinerys "Insects of Britain and Western Europe 2007 edition
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 Might be right but since that book covers but a fraction of the Nephrotoma species I would not put my money on it.
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Might be right but since that book covers but a fraction of the Nephrotoma species I would not put my money on it.


Never was a betting man, but I will accept the
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