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Orthocladiinae ? (NL)
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Posted on 23-08-2023 06:18
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 22 August. Mid Netherlands. Orthocladiinae?

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 I don't think it is Orthocladiinae - more likely Chironomini (lots of haemoglobin in haemolymph) - Zavreliella is known to produce mobile cases like this
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 In the Netherlands this can only be Zavreliella marmorata. A common species
 
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 Thank you both!

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