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 Anyone recognize these? About 1.5 mm length. Taken at a UV light on July 3 (Indiana, USA). Thanks!


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 ?Ceratopogonidae - something like Stilobezzia (Eukraiohelea) elegantula, though I don't think that species occurs as far north as Indiana.
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 Thanks Tony.

I just ran these through the Ceratopoginae key in Manual of Nearctic Diptera, and they come out closer to Parabezzia (no spines on any femur, palps 4 segmented, C of female extending to wing tip).

However, I don't think they are Parabezzia....
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