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Mycetophilidae ?
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Posted on 19-06-2022 21:52
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Small diptera from Croatia near Adriatic Sea
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I would rather say Ichneumonoidea.
 
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Hi, Ichneumonidae is correct and the big ocelli as well as the enlarged hind tarsi remind me of a species I recently met for the first time: Hybrizon buccatus, Hybrizontinae - an ant parasitoid. Could be another species of the subfamily or a colour variant...
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I also thought so, or Braconidae, but I wasn’t sure, and I also thought about Mycetophilidae. Thank you very much Eric for the determination even though they are not Diptera

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