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AlexeyVolkov
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Can upload additional pictures view. However I don't know whether these pictures need a definitive signs
Perhaps Cimbicidae or something. Is it possible to find a more accurate name?

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Edited by AlexeyVolkov on 14-09-2014 08:42
 
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 In boreal North America the small eyes, body hair, and tooth under hind femur would make this Trichiosoma.
 
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 It looks like some kind of Abia...
 
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 Thanks!
 
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