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Limoniidae?
blowave
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Posted on 30-10-2008 23:54
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Hi,

this cranefly was inside on 13th May. The large spots on the wings make me think it could be Rhipidia maculata female, but I am only guessing! There is a male in the Gallery. Thanks!

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Ansipodidae sp. (Window Midge) I think.
 
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Thanks roger, I was way out! Smile It looks like a Sylvicola sp., that's all there is in the gallery Grin

Could anyone ID to a species?

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How about Sylvicola fenestralis? There's a dark one on Gardensafari which looks like it.

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I posted one of these on 16/09/08 and didn't get a reply.
It is in danger of falling off the bottom of page 38 as I type this quick reply. Frown.
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Bump it quickly then Roger if it's still there! Wink I posted a few craneflies a while back too with no answer, these good people were probably out looking for more flies to take pics of Grin

I feel safe enough to call it Sylvicola fenestralis for my records, it is common. If Paul feels that's safe I would put it in the gallery here too!

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