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Sciaridae?
kurt
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Posted on 12-02-2009 18:10
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 This dead fly was pictured a cold morning. I dont have more pictures or the fly.
It looks something like Sciara analis in the gallery.

What can you tell from this bad picture?

Photo from Sursundet 62,52N 18,04E Ångermanland, Sweden 24 september 2008

Thanks for your help in advance

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 Definetly Sciaridae, Maybe even Sciara.
 
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 Thanks for your help

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 Sciara seems likely.
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