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No idea ! (Sphaeroceridae)
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 Hi !

Very small midge, # 1 mm among Drosophilidae. Center of France. 02 nov 2013
I have no idea
Thanks for help.
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 Sphaeroceridae?
 
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 So small ?
Could it be Coproica ?
It was near an organic but industrial hen house.
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 Coproica is very probable. With actual specimens I can most likely give you a species name.
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 Thanks a lot Paul.
I returned to it the next day and there was nobody anymore
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