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Cecidomyiidae - Rhabdophaga (Dasineura) salicis
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 Hello,

Do you think it's good ?

First photo : 1-4-2012
2nd photo : 18-4-2012
Cuise La Motte (60350-France)

Many thanks.

Michel
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 While I don't know how to ID these, I do know host plant ID is important. Did these emerge from a willow (the host implied by the species name)? The exact species of willow might matter; some of these are specialists on a single species of plant.
 
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 A willow, yes, and possibly Salix viminalis, but not sure.

Have a good day.

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