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On buttercup, in freshwater wetland.
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On buttercup, in freshwater wetland.
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Brief description of what you observed
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A type of crane fly, found inside a building after it flew through a window. ãã¤ããã½ã¬ã¬ã³ã
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Epiphragma ocellare (Linnaeus 1761), Søborg, Denmark, 20 June 2015
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"8.8 mm head to wingtip, 6.5 mm head to tip of abdomen. NJ first on BugGuide; there are 1 record each from PA & MA, both April, & a fall record from DE. We've had very mild winter & unseasonably early spring, with weather during the day into the 70's. Genus ID via the wavy A2 vein (see BugGuide); Chen Young's page (iz.carnegiemnh.org/cranefly/limoniinae.htm#Erioptera_%28S...) says S. cana is ""the first species to appear in the spring, when most vegetation has not yet started growing. They are common and abundant in the spring in nearly all wooded habitats and open grasslands."""
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Epiphragma ocellare liekokieppinen, Vallonjärvi.
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Nephrotoma submaculosa, Copenhagen, Denmark, 28 May 2013
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Nephrotoma submaculosa, Copenhagen, Denmark, 28 May 2013