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Cranefly - Limoniidae?? -- Polymera rogersiana
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 Collected at UV light, Charlotte County, Florida, USA.

White-banding on antennae, which have whorls of long setae. Tarsi also white. Body length of mounted specimen ~ 3.2 mm

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 Identified by Chen Young as Polymera rogersiana (Limoniidae)
 
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