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 Netherlands, Kiersche Wiede, 25-10-2008.

Could this be Voria species?

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 I'd say Voriini - sharply angled m-cu and strong down-curved facial bristle ... but not sure if it is Voria or another genus Smile
 
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 thank you Chris.

I'll add a more detailed magnification of the head, to see if more precise identification is possible.

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 Voria is an excellent ID (no discal seta, only 1 parafacial seta), and since there is only 1 species, it is

Voria ruralis

Known to be rather common in september - octobre, so that fits as well.

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