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 Hello Forum,
what about this 1-2mm fly. Does anyone know it? The family at least? Hagen, NRW, Germany, August, 24th 2011, attracted to light, near an extended wood mainly composed of beech and oak, 150-200msm
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 Likely Forcipomyia. I think the eyes are separated which would rule out Dasyhelea.
 
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 Thank you Lukasz and John! Best regards, Josef
 
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