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 Mycetophilinae sp.
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| MickETalbot |
Posted on 26-02-2011 10:24
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 Member Location: Lincoln, UK Posts: 136 Joined: 21.02.11 |
Off conifer next to pond in my garden Length: ~3mm Taken February 25th 2011 Lincoln UK MickETalbot attached the following image:  [38.75Kb] Edited by MickETalbot on 26-02-2011 16:15 Mick E Talbot  |
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| Gnats2meetu |
Posted on 26-02-2011 15:46
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 Member Location: York, U.K. Posts: 290 Joined: 06.07.09 |
Mycetophilidae (Fungus Gnat) probably a female Zygomyia sp. , We'd have to see the wing. Don't think its a Sceptonia as there appears to be ventral bristles on mid-tibia though they are weak for a Zygomyia. Wouldn't say it's a Mycetophila sp. but it could be M. stylata. Maybe xylo will know, Change thread name to Mycetophilinae sp. Cead Mile failte! 
Edited by Gnats2meetu on 26-02-2011 15:49 Bobby D JorvÃk |
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| MickETalbot |
Posted on 26-02-2011 16:37
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Member Location: Lincoln, UK Posts: 136 Joined: 21.02.11 |
Míle buíochas Rob Oh yeah, thanks for the welcome. Mick E Talbot |
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| xylo |
Posted on 01-03-2011 16:42
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Wing veins would be very useful. For excluding Sceptonia the angle and the grade of the image itself make it difficult to judge. Anyway, Sceptonia, Epicypta, Platurocypta, Zygomyia and some Mycetophila species are known to hold wings in that way. so long, xylo |
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| MickETalbot |
Posted on 01-03-2011 16:58
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Member Location: Lincoln, UK Posts: 136 Joined: 21.02.11 |
Thanks xylo, will keep trying for another shot, that's if I can find it again,
Mick E Talbot |
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