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A close-up photograph depicts two crane flies (likely Tipulidae species) in the process of mating. One fly is positioned higher and to the right, its long, slender legs splayed out and gripping a dark, textured, possibly cylindrical surface such as a metal pipe or a rough concrete beam. This upper fly has distinct greenish compound eyes. The second, larger crane fly is situated below and to the left, resting against a lighter, off-white, textured background, which appears to be a painted wall or stucco. This lower fly exhibits a more robust, segmented, greenish-brown abdomen. The two insects are connected at their posterior ends, indicating copulation. Both crane flies have light brown bodies, transparent, veined wings, and characteristic exceptionally long, delicate legs. The scene is brightly illuminated, suggesting it was captured during daytime. No text is visible in the image. The setting is likely outdoors or within a structure in Shumen, Bulgaria, showcasing a moment of insect natural behavior.
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