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Posted on 15-05-2019 18:24
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Found today in the skylight behind my house, mid Netherlands. Small fly, 2 mm...…?

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Looks like Leiomyza dudai (Asteiidae): Halter knob darkened, dc more than their length removed from the scutellum.
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Just found this post while searching for Leiomyza requests - the dc really looks short, but the insertion point seem to be well behind the wing base, and according to Merz (1996): Die Asteiidae (Diptera) der Schweiz the hind femur shouldn't be apically darkened, which would be the feature of L. laevigata
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