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 I keep finding these flies and am looking out for Empis tesselata, but they all have black legs. Are they most likely therefore to be Rhamphomyia?
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 wein R4+5 not forked -> It's Rhamphomyia.
 
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 Rhamphomyia sulcata, most likely
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