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Nematoceran for ID => Ceratopogoninae : Palpomyia (maybe)
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Near pond in West of England yesterday.
Seemed somewhat distinctive...anyone able to take it anywhere?
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full set : https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/83857745
 
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Subfamily Ceratopogoninae, maybe Palpomyia.
 
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Many thanks John
 
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