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Fliege, ca. 3 mm
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 Foto: Schweiz, Kanton Bern, Diemtigtal, 7.6.2015. Die Fliege ist ca. 3 mm gross und "jagte" auf einem nassen Stein in einem Bernbach. (Foto: Anna-Dora S.). Kann jemand die Gattung bestimmen?

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 Hydrophorinae?
 
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 Possibly Empididae, Wiedemannia sp or Clinocera sp. ?
 
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 Thank you, Roger and John, for your answer. I think Empididae could be possible.

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