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Winthemia, possibly cruentata?
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 Good evening,

this fly catched on light on Öland, Sweden, in the middle of July, is a bit too hard for me. Got the suggestion of Winthemia and maybe cruentata from Christer Bergström. It is a slight bit over 10mm.

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