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Nematocera from Madrid -> Anopheles plumbeus
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 Trying to bite me, I guess. Culicidae?

Mountainous area. Birch forest. 4th August, 2017.

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 I think Anopheles plumbeus - one of the species that breeds in tree rot-holes
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 It convinces me. Thank you Tony.
 
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