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French Guianan - Sepsidae
ChrisR
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Posted on 26-02-2011 23:39
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 Here is a photo from Stéphane Brule in French Guiana. Could anyone confirm whether I have guessed the correct family ... and possibly add any more information?
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 Sepsidae is correct. Further I cannot/will not go. Wink
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 Thanks Paul ... that's fine Wink
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