Mycetophilidae
(Fungus Gnats)
Side of shed.
Boletina sp.
On side of shed. 5 mm.
Procladius sp.
Subgenus Holotanypus
Keroplatidae
(Predatory Fungus Gnats)
On front porch
Sciaridae
(Dark-winged Fungus Gnats)
Front porch, ~ 2.5 mm
Mycetophilidae
(Fungus Gnats)
Malaise trap, 8-10 Jun 23\n~ 2 mm
Tipula oleracea
(Marsh Crane Fly)
Chironominae
On a daffodil flower.
Ceratopogonidae
(Biting Midges)
Collected from the side of the shed. ~2.5 mm
Diplocladius sp.
4 mm. Front porch
Diamesinae
On the inside of the front door.\'=\r\nThe third photo is after mounting. \r\nBody length ~ 6 mm
Sciaridae
(Dark-winged Fungus Gnats)
Just outside the door on the front porch, 5 deg C, ~2.5 mm
Sciaridae
(Dark-winged Fungus Gnats)
On kitchen counter. 3 mm
Sciaridae
(Dark-winged Fungus Gnats)
In house. 2.5 mm
Sciaridae
(Dark-winged Fungus Gnats)
On my desk inside house.\r\n~ 1.5 mm
Tipula oleracea
(Marsh Crane Fly)
Tipula oleracea
(Marsh Crane Fly)
Chironomidae
In UV light trap
Tipula oleracea
(Marsh Crane Fly)
Mycetophilidae
(Fungus Gnats)
Mycetophilidae
(Fungus Gnats)
On compost
Mycetophilidae
(Fungus Gnats)
On compost bin. ~ 4 mm\r\nThe last photos were taken after capture, freezing, and point mounting.\r\n\r\nSeemed to key out to subfamily Mycetophilinae, genus Anatella.
Mycetophilidae
(Fungus Gnats)
On compost.
Psychodidae
(Moth Flies)
1 Mar 2022
From compost pile
Sciaridae
(Dark-winged Fungus Gnats)
Captured in the kitchen. Cooled in the fridge, then (a bit too long) in the freezer.\n~ 2.5 mm
Cecidomyiidae
(Gall and Forest Midges)
These little guys (~ 2mm) have been covering the leaves of Penstemon plants in my garden for the last few days. They seem to be stuck on the leaves, unable to fly. Most have died; the one on the left is one of the few still alive, but seems unable to ...
Cecidomyiidae
(Gall and Forest Midges)
Tiny midge-like insects all over Penstemon leaves
Aedes sierrensis
(Western Treehole Mosquito)
Tipula sp.
(Common Crane Flies)
Nematocera
(Nematoceran Flies)
3 mm, on Golden Currant flower
Chrironomidae
(Non-biting Midges)
Culex tarsalis
(Western Encephalitis Mosquito)
Mosquito hanging out on the kitchen wall.
Length 5 mm
Tipula sp.
(Common Crane Flies)
Tipula sp.
Subgenus Tipula
(Common Crane Flies)
Sylvicola sp.
~ 6 mm
Netted from a swarm in backyard
BugGuide ID left at Anisopodidae
Sciaridae
(Dark-winged Fungus Gnats)
Length: 3 mm
The first photo was taken live on inside of window. The second was after I put it in the freezer for a half hour.
Chrironomidae
(Non-biting Midges)
On inside of storm window.
Tipulidae
(Large Crane Flies)