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Mycetophilidae Synapha female?>Exechia sp.
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 Hello,

It was a good day on the 16th October for these!

On Ivy, my garden near Lincoln UK. Maybe 5-6mm.

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 This is also Exechia
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 Thank you Alex, am I correct in this being a female and the other a male?

Is it OK as Exechia sp. for the gallery?
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 Yes, this one female and the other one male.

so long,
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