A couple of fungus gnats I pulled off their pins (and, sadly, apart) which had been languishing since September. Both came up trumps -
Boletina nitida (which I misidentified and was corrected!) and
Mycetophila unitotata. Both, it goes without saying, are new to me.
I'll keep on at this site and see whether it can make 2000. I already have a bunch from last year, including another fungus gnat which is probably new to Scotland but was taken in 2016 (
Megophthalmidia crassicornis).
Only 9 to go for Seth now. Come on!
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Boletina nitida |
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Mycetophila unitotata |
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Mycetophila unitotata - ID features! |
Numbers:
1016 |
Boletina nitida |
A fungus gnat |
1017 |
Mycetophila uninotata |
A fungus gnat |
Only 8 to go now...and that'll probably change within the hour :)
ReplyDeleteYup, only 6 to go now! :D
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