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Coenosia? -> Fannia
Marion Friedrich
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 Hi,
I guess a male Coenosia. Is further ID possible?
Thank you, Marion

Germany, Saxony, 350m, 1st May 2022, on a meadow.
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 Fannia. Coenosia has a broader frons and longer leg bristles.
 
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 Hi John,
thank you for ID of Fannia.
Marion
 
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