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Muscdiae > Helina sp.?
Robert Heemskerk
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Posted on 18-07-2010 11:40
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hi flyforum,

First idea was Coenosia sp., but perhabs Helina sp. is better?

place: Amsterdam forest
date: 17-07-2010

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The spots are too large/trapezoid for Coenosia or Helina. This is a Limnophora, I think Limnophora maculosa.
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Thanks Stephane

I can see similarities between them now;

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