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Andre Jas
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Hello again,

Here's Mycetophilidae no. 2. Is it indeed a different species? And if so, which one?

Oh they were both photographed on 15th of nov. in the east of the netherlands, at night. My garden is full of the usual mushrooms don't know the names, but if they would help I'll try to find out).
Thank you for your attention.Pfft
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Another Mycetophila sp.
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