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Chironomidae => Endochironomus tendens
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 I might be wrong about this, but I think this is a freshly-emerged specimen, and when it is coloured up, it will prove to be Microtendipes pedellus (male). Let's see what John has to say!
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Tony Irwin wrote:
I might be wrong about this, but I think this is a freshly-emerged specimen, and when it is coloured up, it will prove to be Microtendipes pedellus (male). Let's see what John has to say!


How about Endochironomus tendens or a relative?
 
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 Thanks John, you are right Cool

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 Agreed.
I was right (about being wrong!)
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