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was a Russian tabanid
Tony T
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Posted on 06-08-2007 15:49
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5 August 2007, New Brunswick, Canada.
This is Hybomitra liorhina, 2 specimens.
Has a wide distribution in northern North America from the Atlantic Ocean to central Alaska; although rarely common.
If the Russians had not sold Alaska it would be an American and Russian speciesSad.
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