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 Hello to all!
Could this be Pherbina sp. or is it from another genus? Size approx. 1cm.

Found 21.5.2009 in Austria, Salzburger Land, near Golling, about 500m asl.

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 No comments?

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 Pherbina.
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 Thanks, Stephane, for confirming the genus at least. Waiting for someone giving me a sure name of species is senseless, isn't it?

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 Sorry I can't say whether the posterior crossvein is enough S-shaped for P. coryleti. My impression is that no. So, my guess would be P. intermedia...
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 Thanks again, since i haven't got better pics to show you, I will have to take it as Pherbina cf. intermedia.

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