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mvuijlst
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Posted on 31-10-2004 20:43
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Sorry for bombarding you guys with identification requests Smile

A kind of smallish tipulid (I think):

www.zog.org/blog/20040824_205748_DSC6279.jpg

Somewhat larger version at http://safari.zog...SC6279.jpg
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Posted on 31-10-2004 21:07
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Certainly one of the crane flies, but whether it is Tipulidae or Limoniidae? What was the size (wing length) approximately?
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Posted on 31-10-2004 21:28
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The wings would have been something like 2 cm long. Small.
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If it was that small, the chances are that it is Limoniidae. The details in the picture are not such that identification though 'official charcters' will be possible. A specialist might immediately recognise the species, though.
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