Dmitry Gavryushin wrote:
I'd suggest Lindneromyia flavicornis (Loew, 1866), at least that female runs more or less here both in Banks, 1915 (J.N.Y.Ent.Soc., 23 (4):213-216) and Johnson, 1923 (Occ.Papers Boston Soc.Nat.Hist., 5:51-58). I don't have yet the descriptions of 4 regional spp. made by Kessel (1950, 1967) though.