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Crane Fly

Epiphragma fasciapenne

Photo by Fyn Kynd
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Field Notes

Description:

FASCIAPENNIS: from the Latin "fascia" (a band) + "penna" (a wing, quill, feather); refers to the banded pattern on the wings of this species.

Habitat:

Attracted to light in pastured area with surrounding woodlands and swamps.

Notes:

Identified by John F. Carr on www.bugguide.net.

Reference Links:

Species Epiphragma fasciapenne - BugGuide.Net

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