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Aedes sp.? May 2011
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Posted on 06-07-2011 16:07
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 Hello!

Is Aedes sp. correct?
Is an identification possible?

Location: northeast Germany, near the town Ludwigslust, broadleaf forest
Date: 13. May 2011
Length: around 10 mm

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 Yes, Aedes or Ochlerotatus. Not certain which species, though
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 Hello Tony!

Many Thanks for your help.

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