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Midge

Published March 21, 2020 Fieldnotes Leave a Comment
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Non-biting midge bigger than your average fly,
characteristically holding his forelimbs out in front. The feathery antennae are reminiscent of some moths. Probably cold, letting me get the phone camera close up.

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