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 Hello, I published this Trichomyia mating on LMDI and I would like your opinion. Is it possible to go to the species ?
Is it really a pair of Trichomyia?
www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/image/dos345/big/DSC_0159.JPG
Numayta : France : Saint-Louis : 68300 : 23/05/2024
Altitude : 244 m - Taille : 3 mm environ
Réf. : 345416
Edited by Numayta on 11-07-2024 07:06
 
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 Trichomyia is correct. Are there more species than T.urbica overthere?
 
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 Hello, I don't know what species of Trichomyia there are in France but the LMDI host mentions T. parvula. After searching I found a link to T. parvula located in Germany. The link can be accessed by clicking on my photo and I've added it as a comment.
 
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 In France there are only T. urbica and T. parvula
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 I don't see a link, please insert here.
 
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