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Bibionidae?
Nikita Vikhrev
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Posted on 24-09-2005 23:48
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I'de rather prefer some better image quality...
But it moved all the short time and than vanished, leaving me with this only image.
Bibionidae female?
Small, about 5mm or less, on the dead leaf, pond beach, Moscow region, 24 sept.
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After a night it comes to my mind that it doesn't look like Bibionidae at all.
The only my idea is - if it exist Simulidae large like this, than may be some "Simulium "gigas""?
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I know!
Micetophilidae!?
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Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
Micetophilidae!?

Mycetophildae!
It could well be the genus Cordyla, Epicypta or one closely related, but with the visible detaiils, I cannot tell.

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Thank you Paul.
The more student wait for answer, the more student overthink it himself, the more usefull information student get.
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