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Mycetophila fungorum?
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Posted on 25-10-2010 18:34
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Hello,

14th October on my window, near Lincoln UK. I think size was 6-7mm

Also two pics from 16th October which looks the same, on a leaf overhanging water.

Can the species be confirmed?

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If not M. fungorum for certain, this is a Mycetophila sp.?
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As mentioned earlier here: the silbling species can only be distinguished by investigating the male genitalia. I would call yours: M. cf. fungorum (female).

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Good to know that xylo, thanks! Smile
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