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Tiny and long legged fly (Hong Kong)
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 Please help identifying this.
Thank you so much

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 I can't tell beyond family Dolichopodidae.
 
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 Looks like Campsicnemus sp.
 
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 I'd say Syntormon, female: face seems bulging, arista apical.
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 Thank you everyone! You guys are really awesome!
 
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