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Cecidomyiidae ID
Jozef Obona
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 From aquatic tree-hole (Quercus sp.)
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cca 1 - 2 mm long
sorry for bad fotos quality awkward

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 The second photo shows small narrow dark bifurcate sclerite - spatula. It is the typical Cecidomyiidae character. Nothing more, sorry. Frown
 
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Cranefly wrote:
The second photo shows small narrow dark bifurcate sclerite - spatula. It is the typical Cecidomyiidae character. Nothing more, sorry. Frown



Thanks for the ID confirmation Cranefly
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