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Ceratopogonidae?
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 This fly was about 3 mm. Is it possible to tell which genus?

Photo from Stuguvattenskälen, Junsele, Ångermanland, Sweden 16 june 2011

Thanks for your help in advance

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 Serromyia
 
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 Thanks a lot Patrycja.
We seems to have atra, femorata, ledicola and subinermis in Sweden
Is it possible to go to species?
 
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