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Mecoptera=>Panorpa cf. germanica
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 Is it possible to id species from these photos? Location: Woodland in mount Chortiatis (Northern Greece). Date: May 5, 2017.
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 Panorpa germanica or lacedaemonia. If you send me the material, you can get precise name for your picture.
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 Thank you Libor. I didn't collect it, I just photographed it.
 
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