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What family, please?
John Bratton
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Swept from a coastal reed bed on Anglesey, UK, 3 May 2017. In alcohol so colours not what you would see in the field.

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A better view of the wing veins.
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Appears to be a Chamaepsila (Psilidae)
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Thanks. I think I have a key to those, though it doesn't get much use.

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Chamaepsila rosae I think.

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Yes, from what we can see, it looks like rosae
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