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Which moth fly?
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Posted on 23-09-2012 13:23
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 This female moth fly I caught 16 september 2012, Koudekerke, Netherlands.
Which genus or species? Could it be a Pneumia species?
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 Pneumia is likely, but I would like to see the specimen before I confirm.
 
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