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 stippen.nl/stipfotos/fung1.JPG

I have seen this before, is this a common disease?
 
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 Yes it is. Entomophthora muscae. Try a search in the forum and you will turn up sime results.
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 I did, and then I looked up some more on the internet and found http://www.natuurinformatie.nl/ndb.mcp/natuurdatabase.nl/i000296.html (in dutch)
That fungi is one amazing story!
Thanks for determining it for me!
 
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