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 Hello!

Found at 26. August 2011 in Hessen (Germany). Not quite sure about size, but should be 10mm.

Thanks for your help in advance.

Regards, Daniel
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 I think Mycetophilidae!
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 Probably Neoempheria
 
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 Thanks Sara & John for helping me to classify this fly correctly!

I found this site at bugguide.net: http://bugguide.n...472/bgpage So I'm pretty sure as well that it is a Neoempheria-species.

Regards, Daniel
 
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