try emailing Mark Pavett at NMW....he used to do picture-wings.
Myopites inulaedyssentericae would make sense, but I know nothing about this group.
The other Myopites, eximius is known from Gower, so that seems more likely and it appears to be associated with Inula crithmoides.
and I looked it up in the gall book by margaret redfern and then online for a picture and this will probably be it from an inexpert point of view!http://www.biodiversidadvirtual.org/insectarium/Myopites-cf.-eximia.-img367134.htmlThanks to all
Thanks folks for your help, will contact Mark Pavett too.
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try emailing Mark Pavett at NMW....he used to do picture-wings.
Myopites inulaedyssentericae would make sense, but I know nothing about this group.
The other Myopites, eximius is known from Gower, so that seems more likely and it appears to be associated with Inula crithmoides.
and I looked it up in the gall book by margaret redfern and then online for a picture and this will probably be it from an inexpert point of view!
http://www.biodiversidadvirtual.org/insectarium/Myopites-cf.-eximia.-img367134.html
Thanks to all
Thanks folks for your help, will contact Mark Pavett too.
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