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Rui Andrade
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 Can you help me with this?

location: Sanxenxo, Spain
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 Looks like Fucomyia frigida F. (Coelopidae), but I am not really an expert; perhaps somebody knows better?
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 Yes, Coelopa frigida, a male Smile
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 Thank you very much Valery and StephaneSmile
 
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