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Genus Dicranoptycha

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Dicranoptycha
Grayish crane fly with amber & blackish legs and gray-brown wings without stigma. - Dicranoptycha - male - female Grayish crane fly with amber & blackish legs and gray-brown wings without stigma. - Dicranoptycha - male - female Grayish crane fly with amber & blackish legs and gray-brown wings without stigma. - Dicranoptycha - male - female Grayish crane fly with amber & blackish legs and gray-brown wings without stigma. - Dicranoptycha - male - female Grayish crane fly with amber & blackish legs and gray-brown wings without stigma. - Dicranoptycha - male - female Grayish crane fly with amber & blackish legs and gray-brown wings without stigma. - Dicranoptycha - male - female Grayish crane fly with amber & blackish legs and gray-brown wings without stigma. - Dicranoptycha - male - female Which Crane Fly is this? - Dicranoptycha Which Crane Fly is this? - Dicranoptycha Dicranoptycha linsdalei? - Dicranoptycha - male Dicranoptycha linsdalei? - Dicranoptycha - male Dicranoptycha linsdalei? - Dicranoptycha - male Dicranoptycha linsdalei? - Dicranoptycha - male Dicranoptycha linsdalei? - Dicranoptycha - male Dicranoptycha linsdalei? - Dicranoptycha - male Another Dicranoptycha male - Dicranoptycha - male Another Dicranoptycha male - Dicranoptycha - male Another Dicranoptycha male - Dicranoptycha - male Another Dicranoptycha male - Dicranoptycha - male Another Dicranoptycha male - Dicranoptycha - male Another Dicranoptycha male - Dicranoptycha - male some sort of crane fly? - Dicranoptycha which crane fly - Dicranoptycha - female Another female Dicranoptycha - Dicranoptycha - female

 
 
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