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Anthomyiidae, Chirosia sp. ?
Renko
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Hello,

I found galls on ferns, at Bonningues-lès-Ardres, in North of France, the 22 May 2018, in a deciduous forest mainly composed of Fagus sylvatica, in an undergrowth with lots of Rubus sp. and Ferns, which seemed very similar to the one of Chirosia betuleti. But sadly, I lost my pictures of the galls, and I don't remember the color of the larva.
The adults have emerged the 10 april 2019 (Maybe a bit too soon in the season ?)
I first thought this was the female and the male Chirosia betuleti, but could it also be Chirosia crassiseta ?

Thanks in advance for any help !

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If you have a more lateral picture check for discal bristles on tergites 3-5.
 
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Thanks you John for your reply ! Smile
Sadly, I didn't take any more lateral pictures at that time and I don't see well the discal bristles on tergites 3-5 Shock
 
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