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Rhamphomyia with impressive genitalia
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 Yerseke, the Netherlands. Any idea which species of Rhamphomyia this might be?
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 The huge genitalia
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 Either maculipennis or crassirostris. Was it found close to the salt water?
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Paul Beuk wrote:
Either maculipennis or crassirostris. Was it found close to the salt water?

Yes, very close.
 
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