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 S Almeria (S Spain), 23/04/2012. Please, help me to identify this fly, Mycetophilidae I think.

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 Another view with a gelechioidea
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 Orfeliini. Was the mouth long, buried in the flower? If so, Macrorrhyncha or Antlemon according to the key to Palearctic genera (we have only the first in America). If not, many genera are possible.
 
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