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Posted on 15-10-2021 10:06
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 Hi,

I have found these maggots under bark in a deciduous forest near Paris. Length about 5mm.
Any idea about the genus or family? They seem very common.
Thanks,

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 Somewhere in Ceratopogonidae
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