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Rhinophora lepida?
Markus Koschinsky
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 Location: Germany, Northrhine-Westphalia, Rheine, garden, wall of the house
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Dear Forum,

is this Rhinophora lepida?

Thanks,

Markus
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 No. Melanophora roralis. Often seen indoors. I suspect they can have a population indoors.


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 Thanks a lot, Theo! Looks very well!

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