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 Thank you for identification. Karol Ox.

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 Probably Orthocladiinae. These are hard to identify to genus. The subfamily has many cool or cold tolerant species. Coincidentally there's a photo of mine of an early spring Orthocladius waiting in the gallery submission queue.
 
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John Carr wrote:
Probably Orthocladiinae. These are hard to identify to genus. The subfamily has many cool or cold tolerant species. Coincidentally there's a photo of mine of an early spring Orthocladius waiting in the gallery submission queue.


Ok, thank you very much.
 
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