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Parydra sp.
NakaRB
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 Moscow, 13.09.2009

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 I would try Ephydridae, beatiful one Smile
 
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 Parydra, but I wouldn't like to say which species from this one photo.
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 Maybe quadripuntata if it has darkened fork of R2+3 (it is not clear on the photo)Wink
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 Thanks! I have only this photo, so the name of genus is enough Smile
 
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