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Sciaridae - Indeterminate
Liliane D
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 Hello,
In the south of France, January 04, 2024.
Small fly: body 2 mm long.
Its long legs remind me of the Cecidomyiidae family but I don't know enough about them.
Thanks for your help with identification.
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 If necessary, for wing venation.
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 Sciaridae
 
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 Thank you very much John,
Indeed, it will be better in Sciaridae.
Can we go as far as a female Bradysia sp.?
 
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 I have no clue what genus it is.
 
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