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Description:

I found her inside my house. She has 3,5 cm size. I thought it was a Mosquito, but is not. Maybe she just a juvenile of another antrophod.

Species ID Suggestions

Crane Fly

Tipulidae

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Comments (7)
taufiktmg
ok ,,, thanks Mark.. isn't a juvenile...
Mark Ridgway
This is a juvenile tipulidae http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/32/Tipula_leatherjacket_Emelt.jpg
Mark Ridgway
Juvenile flies are called larvae (or maggots) They don't start small and grow big like other animals.
taufiktmg
The juvenile of Crane Fly.... I guess
taufiktmg
I prefer Crane fly rather than Chironomidae ...but thanks Mark and Lanzz
Lanzz
It look like a crane fly...
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PublishedFebruary 4, 2014

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