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Earomyia ?
Klaus Thommesen
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 Hello
Can there be help to identify this fly from Bornholm, Denmark 22-03-2016.

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Klaus Thommesen wrote:
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Can there be help to identify this fly from Bornholm, Denmark 22-03-2016.

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 probably Earomyia lonchaeoides - do you have a side shot of the head??

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Iain MacGowan wrote:
probably Earomyia lonchaeoides - do you have a side shot of the head??

Iain



I am sorry - no! I think it most be "sp"!

Thanks for your time!

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