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Which sciarid?
pierred
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Posted on 24-10-2008 07:28
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 Hello,

Périgord (south of France), 1/VIII/2008, 270 masl, 4-5mm.
I would say a Sciarid. But not quite sure with those hairy antennas.
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 Ceratopogonidae I think.
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 Hello,

Thanks to both of you. I see now why I was wrong.
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