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Lonchaeidae, Lonchaea sylvatica, Norway
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 Size 4-5 mm, photo from 05.06.2011 in Bodø, northern Norway. Found in a forest area.
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 I think I can see that the fringes on the calypterae are dark and with all dark legs thatv would make it Lonchaea sylvatica a common species
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