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Urs
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 Mycetophilidae? Thank you for any help.

Foto: Switzerland, Wattwil SG, 750m NN, 05.06.12

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 Chironomidae...female
 
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 Thank you Roger for the help. This family i knew till to day only as small insects.
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 Chironomini. Maybe Chironomus. The left, front leg obscures part of the pronotum that would help ID.
 
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 Thank you John for the information. In that case we have no luck, it is the only picture I have.
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