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 Hallo!
Help, please, in ID. It was found 10-th of April around the window and plants-cactus.
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 Ceratopogonidae, female.
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 Thanks!
It can be ID to genus level?
 
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 Possibly Forcipomyia. If you change the title to Ceratopogonidae you may attract an expert opinion.
 
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 Thanks for advice!
 
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