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Sicus ferrugineus ??
pierred
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Posted on 14-06-2005 20:30
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 Hello,

Seen yesterday in Paris (France), size about 9 mm.

My guess is Sicus ferrugineus.
www.diptera.info/forim/5-0405-1.jpg
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 It is a Sicus alright.
In central Europe there are other species than S. ferrugineus, so I can't give you the species name.


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 Hello,

Zeegers wrote:
It is a Sicus alright.
In central Europe there are other species than S. ferrugineus, so I can't give you the species name.


Thanks.
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