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Gordon
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Posted on 04-07-2009 10:11
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Lake side in Wetland Kerkini Northern Greece. Very common, a large species more than 1cm body length. Could it be Chironomus tentans?
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Another photo, I think the same species.
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Certainly looks like Chironomus, but we need a really good male genitalia pic to confirm species
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Thanks Tony,
Some more Kerkini flies are on their way to you. Do you know anybody who would like some Chironomids, I have tens of thousandsso it could be sharing.

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Hi Gordon - looking forward to the next batch (when I get a spare moment!). No. I don't know any active chironomid expert who is short of material to work on. You could try asking on the Entomol listserv.
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