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Possible Ceciomyiidae from Japan
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 I am a little bit puzzled with this reddish midge. Anyone can help me out with this?
www.diptera.info/forim/5-1216-1.jpg
 
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 I think your assumption of Cecidomyiidae is probably correct.
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 Wow, almost real time answer.

I am a little bit puzzled, since the antennae are relatively short. Maybe this is a female.
 
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 Check this image form the Delta-Intkey of British Ditpera families:
http://delta-intk...cecid2.jpg.
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