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Black Nematocera? - on the window
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Posted on 15-10-2009 19:14
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 Hi, found this little black Nematocera(?) species inside my bedroom window beginning of May. Location: Oslo, Norway
Which family is it?

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 Ceratopogonidae...Biting Midge I think.
 
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 Hmmm... do they fly as high as 4th floor? I've never been bitten at this height - but this is a male i guess.

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 We get them at the top of the highest hill in Shetland which is 1400ft +, so I don't think height is an issue.

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 I'd say chironomid, something near Smittia
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