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Hilara ?
Philippe moniotte
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Posted on 01-05-2013 18:54
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 Hello all,
Seems to me it's an empididae, Hilara sp. Any thoughts ?

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Philippe

May 1, Belgium. Approx. 7 mm.
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 Not Empididae
It's an Nematocera. maybee Sylvicola?
 
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 Probably Sylvicola.

I wondered for a moment about Rachicerus, with similar antennae.
 
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 Oh I was off by a mile then !
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