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Ectophasia crassipennis?
Markus Gebel
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Posted on 04-09-2007 16:04
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Hello

From today....

Duisburg (NRW/Germany) - 4.09.2007 - neglected grassland - 30m over sea level - Foto: M.Gebel

Thanx for answers.:-)

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Yes. Ectophasia sp. Theo or Chris will confirm the rest. Grin
 
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either crassipennis or oblonga.
Given the locality, crassipennis

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Uiiih.... very quik postings..-))

@Jorge and Zeegers: Thanx a lot!!!

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Why wait? The photo doesn't get any better with time Wink
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Kahis wrote:
Why wait? The photo doesn't get any better with time Wink


@Kahis: SmileSmileSmile

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