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Cecidomyiidae - ID requested -> Cecidomyiidae sp.
Haleun
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 Hello,
this nice Cecidomyiidae was found on May 20 on Poaceae in a northern Part of Hannover, Germany. It looks like Lasioptera hungarica in the gallery and in this thread: https://diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?forum_id=5&thread_id=30216.
Could Lasioptera hungarica be O.K.?

Thank you very much for an answer!
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John Carr
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 I can't even confirm tribe. Both Lasiopterini and Alycaulini have short vein R4+5 and may have a white spot where that vein ends.
 
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 Thank you, John. So it is a Cecidomyiidae sp.

Best regards, Hans
 
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