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forest fly ???
Timofey
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 Moscow, Losinyi Ostrov, 14 VIII 2019, rotting wood with Myxomycota
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 I think it belongs to Clusiidae

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John
John and Nini. Naturalists not experts.
 
Timofey
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 Wow! Thank you!

johnes81 wrote:
I think it belongs to Clusiidae

Best wishes,
John
 
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