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Hybotidae-Platypalpus sp.
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 Thank you for an identification. Karol Ox.

5mm, 10.5.2011, Slovakia.
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 I guess Hybotidae!!??
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I guess Hybotidae!!??

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 Platypalpus, unless you have a lookalike genus in Europe. They are very common this time of year where I live in America.
 
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Platypalpus, unless you have a lookalike genus in Europe. They are very common this time of year where I live in America.


Yes, looks like Platypalpus sp. Thank you.
 
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