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Cecidomyiidae?
Roger Thomason
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Posted on 12-09-2009 19:30
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Found this one on a wooden rail in the garden yesterday...Hairy wings seems to match Cecidomyiidae in the Gallery.
Only got one listed for Shetland which is Lestremia cinerea. As this little thing was only a couple of mm in size, I suppose there are more types than the one listed....Anyone know this family??
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Juergen Peters
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Posted on 12-09-2009 23:52
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Hi, Roger!

Why not Chironomidae - with those long forelegs...?
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Hi Juergen
No reason why it can't be Chironomidae...probably is Wink
First one I've seen here with such hairy edges to wings, which seemed to be more like Cecidomyiidae which also seem to have long forelegs in the Gallery Photo's.

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