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Posted on 18-05-2008 22:03
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 The fly was killed by a crab spider in the morning. In the afternoon I returned to the spot and found this strange creature feeding on the remains. I suppose it is an heteropteran bug but never saw such swallow antenna. Notice the green sucking beak.

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