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a 2-3 mm couple--->Phoridae
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 Loire-atlantique, western france, 3rd november.

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 Many thanks Paul !! they were quite too small for my camera !! Wink
 
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 Most probably Megaselia. Nice shot!Smile
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 a little bit late, many thanks !! Smile
 
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