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Lyphia dubia? May 09, 2007
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 Moscow region, Naro-Fominsk district, Bekasovo-1 station. On a partially decorticated dead (standing) deciduous tree (Populus tremula or Salix). Size 4 mm.
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 Two lateral views.
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 A dorsal view + head.
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 Hi Black

Excellent ID.
Beware that the female (like this) of Lypha dubia gives a rather different first impression than the male.


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 Many thanks for your confirmation Theo.
 
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