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 Moscow region, Russia, 06.07.2012. In the small river.

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 Anopheles spec. is o.k
 
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 I believe this one also belongs to the An. maculipennis-complex. You can see the dendriform clypeal setae that An. claviger lacks. Based on distribution the most likely species is An. maculipennis s.s. or An. messeae.
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