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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » "Nematocera" (Non-Brachycera) » Culicomorpha » Midges (Chironomidae) » Chironominae » Chironomini

Tribe Chironomini

 
 
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Axarus · Chironomus · Demeijerea · Dicrotendipes · Einfeldia

Genus Axarus
Green Midge - Axarus BG1425 C4894 - Axarus Crane Fly? - Axarus Green thingy - Axarus - female Green thingy - Axarus Green midge for ID - Axarus Green midge for ID - Axarus large green midge - Axarus

Genus Chironomus
Chironomus - male Window midge head detail - Chironomus staegeri - male Chironomidae? - Chironomus - male Chironomidae? - Chironomus - male Tail closeup - Chironomus - male Midge - Chironomus - male chironomid midge - Chironomus - female Midge - Chironomus atrella - male

Genus Demeijerea
Midge - Demeijerea - female Midge - Demeijerea - female Ugly FLy - Demeijerea atrimanus - female

Genus Dicrotendipes
Midge - Dicrotendipes - male Midge tail detail - Dicrotendipes - male Midge head detail - Dicrotendipes - male midge - Dicrotendipes - male Lawn midge - Dicrotendipes - male Tail (top) - Dicrotendipes - male Night midge - Dicrotendipes - male

Genus Einfeldia
Midge ID - Einfeldia - male Midge ID - Einfeldia - male Midge ID - Einfeldia - male Midge ID - Einfeldia - male Midge ID - Einfeldia - male Midge - Einfeldia pagana - male Green - Einfeldia pagana - female

 
 
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