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 Found in Brussels on April 28th. Psilota anthracina (Syrphidae)?
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 Could be, but I still think Psilota (a syrphidae, not a platypezidae as I wrongly wrote initially) is a better match. Let's hope somebody out there can help us! Thank you for your answer,
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 That's a Lonchaeidae for sure - look at the wing venation - it certainly is not Syrphidae.
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 Thank you all!
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