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hymenoptera or diptera ?
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 south of Paris, the 14th of july 2007.
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 Looks like a psocid - basically a winged 'book-louse'
 
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 Psocoptera.
 
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 Yes, Psocoptera, Psocidae and very probably Graphopsocus cruciatus.
 
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 I agree with Isidro, it is Graphopsocus cruciatus. However it doesn't belong to the family Psocidae, but to the family Stenopsocidae.

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 thank you for the help and ID !! Wink
 
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