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Posted on 15-10-2008 21:38
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 i made this foto 10 august near rotterdam
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 Looks like it could be Mycetophilidae (Fungus Gnat) which comes under Diptera.
 
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 I'd say Ceratopogonidae.
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 thanks for al suggestions, my first idea was a flat headed wasp, but i think you right wings and eyes could be diptera also
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