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[Neurigona sp] Long legs and green eyes
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Hello
At dawn this female oviposits in a wall.
Who is it? and what can the larva feed on, except maybe fungi?
May 2009, Southern France (Bouches du Rhône)
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Sciapus sp., Dolichopodidae.
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Thank you Paul.
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Sorry, Paul. It has no M furca on wing. It is a dendrophilous Neurigona. Sciapus lay eggs into moist sand.
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Thank you Igor.
It also laid eggs in a piece of floated wood whitch was on the wall:
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