Window Gnat??

[garyt]

Temperature spike today caused some unexpected visitors for the middle of January. :clap Found this window gnat (I think) on my way in the house after work today.

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[bauerman]

Amazing details captured in these photos..............very clear and sharp - focus is spot on.

[Lord Vetinari]

Lovely shots- Not sure if it's a window gnat or a winter midge - looks different to the ones I've been photographing (much spikier legs) but I could be mis-identifying mine :)
Brian V.

[Skippy]

Temperature spike today caused some unexpected visitors for the middle of January. :clap Found this window gnat (I think) on my way in the house after work today.

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Sorry Gary, I've looked in my book but can't find this this guy in it :dunno

Good find :D all I'm finding at the moment is dust from the renovations :rofl

Keep Shooting Gary :thumb .... Skippy :D
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[garyt]

Lovely shots- Not sure if it's a window gnat or a winter midge - looks different to the ones I've been photographing (much spikier legs) but I could be mis-identifying mine :)
Brian V.

Brian--did a little more searching aroung and I think this is a fungus gnat, not a window gnat. Identified using this link: http://bugguide.net/node/view/42117 (http://bugguide.net/node/view/42117)

It does have the more spikey legs and is local to this area. Thanks for pointing this out.