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Dryomyzidae?
MikeP
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 Probably not a very good guess, but can anybody help me with this one?
Picture is rather bad, the fly was sitting in the dark on the back side of a leaf.

Found on 29.9.2019, near Vienna, Austria

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Mike
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 Could it be Norellia sp., Scatophagidae?
 
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 Yes, Norellia
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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 Thank you Nikita !
 
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