File:Cecidomyiidae - 2016-05-06.webm
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Deutsch: Eine Gallmücke (Cecidomyiidae sp., Lasiopteridi) legt ihre Eier in Blüten der Großen Sternmiere (Stellaria holostea) an der Unterseite der Antheren ab. Gefilmt im FFH-Gebiet "Lahnhänge zwischen Biedenkopf und Marburg", Mittelhessen.
Identification": http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=73242 |
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