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Tipuloidea ?. No, Trichoceridae->Trichocera sp.
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 Mediterranean scrubland. Sierra Morena. South center of the iberian peninsula. 700 m. December 2019.
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 Trichoceridae, I think
 
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 Trichocera

In North America they are rare in Mediterranean scrub (coastal California).
 
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 Thank you both!
 
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