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What kind of Crane Fly is this, found in Saskatchewan Canada head to wing bottom 2 cm, leg top to leg bottom 6 cm please! - Tipula
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What kind of Crane Fly is this, found in Saskatchewan Canada head to wing bottom 2 cm, leg top to leg bottom 6 cm please! - Tipula
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
June 18, 2009
Size: 6 mm total legs
Thx for the help in ID and I've corrected my measurements to cm.

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What kind of Crane Fly is this, found in Saskatchewan Canada head to wing bottom 2 cm, leg top to leg bottom 6 cm please! - Tipula What kind of Crane Fly is this, found in Saskatchewan Canada head to wing bottom 2 cm, leg top to leg bottom 6 cm please! - Tipula What kind of Crane Fly is this, found in Saskatchewan Canada head to wing bottom 2 cm, leg top to leg bottom 6 cm please! - Tipula
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Contributed by Fran on 19 June, 2009 - 7:27pm
Last updated 19 June, 2009 - 9:29pm

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