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Posted on 21-03-2024 00:36
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near a small stream in the lower Alps of Bavaria (600m) from late May

Species ID possible?

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I think Eloeophila, traditionally a subgenus of Limnophila.
 
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I assume that Idioptera would be a synonym?
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I am two months behind in my classification. A paper published in January synonymized Eloeophila with Idioptera. https://doi.org/1...82.e109995
 
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