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eggs Tabanidae - Chrysops relictus..?
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 Are these eggs of Nematocera...?
Found 21-8-17 in Zeist, Holland
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 ...and this one..
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 They look like Tabanidae eggs - possibly Chrysops.
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 Eh, that's nice, I saw about the same time a Chrysops relictus there.
Maybe she's te mother..Smile

Thank you for your reaction Tony!

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