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spgfr Delmar, MD Apr 21, 2016

Image 1 - overall length ~5 mm. I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like this one.

Image 2 - body length ~6mm. It was tucked up under a piece of siding, so there's a chance some parts may be hidden.

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Apr 21, 2016

Identifying the first one may be quite difficult; it belongs to an assemblage of moth families collectively as 'microlepidoptera' and unless I get very lucky and stumble upon something, it may take an expert on that group to give you a satisfactory answer. The second critter is a female March fly (family Bibionidae)...

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