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Coenosia(Stephen R.); S. Spain
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 Could this little beauty be a Phaonia?

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 I think it's a Coenosia.
 
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Stephen R wrote:
I think it's a Coenosia.


Thanks, Stephen.

Changing the title.
 
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 It is a Coenosia, maybe C. attenuata.
 
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