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Genus Chironomus

 
 
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Chironomus atroviridis · Chironomus ochreatus · Chironomus atrella · decorus group · Chironomus tuberculatus

Species Chironomus atroviridis
Midge - Chironomus atroviridis

Species Chironomus ochreatus
Midge - Chironomus ochreatus Fly - Chironomus ochreatus - female Midge ID - Chironomus ochreatus cecidomyiidae? - Chironomus ochreatus Midge - Chironomus ochreatus Midge - Chironomus ochreatus - male

Species Chironomus atrella
Midge - Chironomus atrella - male Midge - Chironomus atrella - male Midge - Chironomus atrella - male Midge - Chironomus atrella - male Midge - Chironomus atrella - male Midge - Chironomus atrella - male Midge - Chironomus atrella - male

decorus group
Midge ID - Chironomus Midge - Chironomus - female Midge - Chironomus - female Midge - Chironomus - female Midge - Chironomus - male chironomid midge - Chironomus - female chironomid midge - Chironomus - female ID Request - Chironomus - female

Species Chironomus tuberculatus
Large midge. 2:24pm - Chironomus tuberculatus - male

 
 
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