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Curious fly Ptychopteridae ?
guenille
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Posted on 10-11-2007 17:32
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 Difficult family for me. I am not sure of Ptychopteridae but it seems be the only good choice.
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Near paris, may 18th, ~15mm ?
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 wowzers Ptychoptera sp.!!! Grin pytchopterid, yes. Wink
 
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 Looks more like Ctenophora (Tipulidae) to me!
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 here you are,

http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?photo_id=2275
very general entomologist
 
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 opss.. Smile you are right. Smile I'm not in my days. Sad
 
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 thanks mwkozlowski, it was difficult for me.
 
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