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Posted on 11-04-2006 18:46
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Gelet op de zeer kleine antennes een vrouwelijke Chironomidae dacht ik zo. Denk ik juist en kan er nog iets gezegd worden over het geslacht? Als aanvulling: vandaag bij koud weer gefotografeerd in de westelijke Achterhoek.

Bij voorbaat veel dank,

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Based on the very small antennae I think this is a female chironomid. Am I right and can anything be said about the genus? Additional information: picture taken today in cold weather in the western part of the Achterhoek (eastern Netherlands.

Thanks in advance,

Hans


It certainly is a chironomid. I will not hazard a guess to which one, though.
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O.K. Thanks very much. It will go on the site and in the archive as a Chironomid Pfft
 
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