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Dolichopus sp?
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 Dolichopus
 
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 Thanks John.

ungulatus?
 
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 Not Dolichopus ungulatus, which has several prominent bristles on the front of the mid and hind femora. Your fly has only one.
 
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 Quite so. I am at a loss to go further!
 
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