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206_ID? (Diamesa sp.)
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 Please determine ID_206. Region Malá Fatra -Terchová about 700 m above sea level, coniferous forest. Photography was done 25.05.2011.
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 Looks like Chironomidae to me! Smile
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 Diamesinae, but not Diamesa (which flies in the winter and has short fourth tarsomeres).
 
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John Carr wrote:
Diamesinae, but not Diamesa (which flies in the winter and has short fourth tarsomeres).

John thank you very much.
 
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Sara21392 wrote:
Looks like Chironomidae to me! Smile


Sara thank you very much.
 
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