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Sphaeroceridae -> Crumomyia
Carnifex
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Posted on 14-02-2020 20:50
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Hi,
sitting on a house wall in Vienna, mid February.

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Posted on 02-04-2020 21:15
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any chance for a genus ID?
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Tony Irwin
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Looks like Crumomyia to me
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Thanks Tony! TumbsUp
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