Posted by Dima DD on 01-12-2008 13:11
#3
Thank you, Paul!
The upper gnat really looks like
Sphaeromias female. However, I have some doubts about the lower one (despite the position of their abdomens)... Do males of
Sphaeromias lack that magnificent plumose antennas that I can see on very few images of other Ceratopogonidae males? Is
Sphaeromias a biting (blood-sucking) gnat or predaceous?
Edited by Dima DD on 01-12-2008 13:12