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Owl Midge on double glazing
IanWhite
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Camera: OM-5
Lens: OM 90mm F3.5
Aperture: f/22,0
Focal Length: 90,0 mm
Shutter speed: 1/250 s
ISO: 400
Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
Taken: 2024:09:26 10:52:41
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Owl midges (Psychodidae), also known as moth flies, are tiny moth-like flies associated with damp ground and drains. They are true flies (Diptera), i.e. they only have 1 pair of wings. The fly was moving so it was very difficult to get a shot that had most of the fly in focus. Ring flash was used.

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