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 Hello, I have just taken these two pictures this afternoon. I would like to know if it's possible to go beyond just the family.
Thanks in advance for your informations
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 I give you another view from the top, allways usefull..
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 Chironomini ?
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 OK, Thanks for your answer. It seems that's not possible to go any further, It's the same answer than Galeri-insectes.org
At least you can appreciate the pictures...
 
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 Close to Chironomus.
 
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