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Chloropid from 29.02.24 --> Elachiptera sp.
Juergen Peters
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Hello,

a 2-3 mm Chloropidae at our housewall (northwest Germany). Elachiptera?
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Sure looks like Elachiptera which is not an easy genus.
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Jan Willem wrote:
Sure looks like Elachiptera which is not an easy genus.

Thanks a lot, Jan Willem!
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