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Phania cf. funesta?
Maik Hausotte
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Posted on 10-12-2019 20:18
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 Hello,
I think it's a Phania species, maybe funesta or…?
Photo: Leipzig, Germany/Saxony, 20. August 2019
Thanks for your help,
Maik

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 Difficult to say in this angle, but funesta is very common and the others are pretty rare.

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Maik Hausotte
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 Thank you for the help.
Maik
 
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