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D. handlirschi (was Limonidae; Dicranomyia?)
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Is it possible to tell which genus and eventually spieces this male with 9 mm body are?
Looks something like quadra or hygropetrica. Can anyone tell?

Photos from 23 September 2016 Kramfors 62 N, E 17 Ã…ngermanland, Sweden.
Thanks for your help in advance

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Dicranomyia stigmatica from the look at the stigma.
 
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I'm afraid that suggested stigmatica is quite far from right (colouration is way off for most D. (Idiopyga) spp., being too bright, reddish prescutum with distinct median stripe and scutal lobes partially darkened, too). That's D. (Dicranomyia) handlirschi Lackschewitz, 1928.
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Thanks for your help Dmitry
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Never met. lovely specie!
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