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Psychodidae from cave, Hungary, June
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Hi, I found two female Psychodids in a cave with lot of bats. They are small, smaller than Psychoda alternata. They were not far from the entrance. I photographed the terminalia of both, and one specimens wing and antenna. It seems tohave only 13 segments.
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Psychoda albipennis
 
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Thank You very much!
 
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Your genitalia preparations make this a lot easier !
 
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Well, I have a lot of Psychodids in my collection in alcohol, but only recently did I manage to get NaOH. Right now I preparate only the new finds, but later I'd like to ask help with some old ones as well, when I start preparating them.
 
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