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 Mid Sweden March 21 2018.
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 Dichaeta (= Notiphila caudata species group)
 
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 Thankyou John. Only one Dichaeta in Sweden ( = caudata), but I presume other Notiphila are included in that Group?
 
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 We have several species in America. There may be only one in Europe.
 
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 Just the one in Western Palaearctic - the other Notiphila look rather different
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 Thanks, good to hear.
 
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