Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Dark Chironomid => Chironomini

Posted by Marion Friedrich on 05-03-2011 22:31
#1

Hello,
is further ID possible?
Thank you.
Marion
Photo from May 2010, Germany ,Saxony

Edited by Marion Friedrich on 06-03-2011 17:59

Posted by Marion Friedrich on 05-03-2011 22:32
#2

2nd picture

Posted by John Carr on 05-03-2011 23:35
#3

Chironomini. R-M is unusually long and angled. A regional expert might associate that with a genus.

A dorsal closeup of tail might help. Classification draws heavily on male terminalia.

Posted by Marion Friedrich on 06-03-2011 18:10
#4

Thank you for answer and explanation, John.
IŽll try to get more relevant details in the coming season.
Greetings, Marion