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Josef Buecker
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Posted on 26-08-2011 14:23
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 Hello Forum,
is the Genus correct? ID possible? Pictures taken in Hagen, NRW, Germany, greenland close to beech forest, 150-200msm, 24. August 2011
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 Really nothing possible? Perhaps Neomyia viridescens?
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 I didn't see this thread, but you don't need us, this is correct.
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 Thank you Stephane!
Still need your help so much, Josef
 
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