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Cyrtophleba ruricola? Yes.
Morten A Mjelde
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The last pic show ocellars, but in the first two these are broken off. What happened / same individual ? Happy shaving ?

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Thank you! It's the same fly. Ocellars are present in all the pictures but I might think the flash light makes them difficult to spot. Smile

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Thanks, all clear.

Yes, I agree with Cyrtophleba ruricola.


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Thank you very much, Theo!

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