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 Hi, I found this bug last summer, in Tatry Mountain, in Poland. Do you know what it is ?
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 Too many wings to be Diptera Wink This is a 'stone fly' (Plecoptera) http://en.wikiped...Plecoptera
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 something like Perla (do not google this word, unless you want see some beautifull women)
 
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