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Subfamily Chironominae

Chironomini · Pseudochironomus · Tanytarsini · larvae

Tribe Chironomini
Green Midge - female Midge - male Midge - male Midge - Glyptotendipes - male Midge - Chironomus - male Midge (Chironomini) - male Chironomus midge possibility? - male Chironomus midge? - Chironomus crassicaudatus - male

Genus Pseudochironomus
Midge - Pseudochironomus richardsoni - male Midge - Pseudochironomus - male Chironomidae - Pseudochironomus richardsoni - male Midge IMG_9623 - Pseudochironomus - female Midge IMG_9623 - Pseudochironomus - female Pseudochironomus Chironomidae - Pseudochironomus - male small yellow fly - Pseudochironomus - female

Tribe Tanytarsini
Green Midge - Tanytarsus male green midge - male Midge IMG_5166 - male 926W04 - female Midge with Green Body chironomid - female light green midge with short wings - female small pale midge - female

larvae
blood red midge blood red midge Harnischia complex Harnischia complex Midge larva? larva Chironomid larva Chironomid larva


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