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 picture 08 06 2008, maybe the same that the precedent, the same place
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 I think it is Cylindromyia bicolor - Theo always says it is the only one with a red tip to the abdomen Smile
 
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 I'm with Chris.


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 And me too, thank you very much to you twoSmile
 
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