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 Lispocephala ungulata/falculata.
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 Sorry I wanted to say : Lispocephala alma/falculata. (L. ungulata is a mediterranean species).
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 thank you!

Is there anything I might show you that can help find out which of them it is?

falculata is not regestered in Norway (acc. to Fauna Europaea)
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 Nothing else would help I fear.
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