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a Coenosia (Thailand) ?
DidierBPN
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Posted on 17-05-2020 07:29
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 Hello, anybody knows if it's a Coenosia ? or...
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North-East of Thailand
41130 Ban Phon Ngam
17.3633228, 102.9776517
date : 17/05/2020
size : ab
out 5 mm
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John Carr
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 I think Notiphila in family Ephydridae.
 
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 OK ! And after a short research, it seems to be common in the rice fields... whish are around my home.
Thank you
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