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wich Anthomyiidae?
ole
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Posted on 24-03-2012 20:56
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 near copenhagen in garden
Pretty small...
perhaps egle, but wich one?

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 Indeed Egle species. (one of the little ones)
The only way to say what species it is.....collecting and looking at the genitals.Wink
 
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 Thansk alot. Joke.
"Egle smallone"
I´m afraid he´s gone (wizely)

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