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Sepsidae ?
ivanpancic
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Posted on 17-12-2011 12:33
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 Who can help to identify this?
Location Muzlja village near Zrenjanin,Banat region,Serbia
Date 12.12.2011.
Thanks.
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 Sepsidae.
 
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 Thanks jorgemotalmedia,
greeting Ivan
 
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 punctum is the most likely option
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 Hi Paul,
did you mean Sepsis punctum Sepsidae?
Thenks.
Greeting Ivan
 
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 Thanks Paul,
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