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 This Brachycera was found mid July outside Stockholm Sweden. Close to a smal pond with forest and gardens around. Is it possible to say what genus it is? The color is not natural since it has been stored in alcohol.
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 Front feet with dark "sock" and long white tarsus
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 Neurigona quadrifasciata male.
 
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 Many thanks John for a swift answer
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