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 I think this is a Sciomyzidae with very dark wings. Any suggestions for ID?
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 May be Pelidnoptera = Phaeomyia?
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 Pelidnoptera, yes, but we need at least a close up of the wing (R1 with setulae or not) and of tibia 2 to confirm species.
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 looks like Pelidnoptera nigipennis - not uncommon in upland British isles
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 Thanks Iain, Paul and Nikita. I will go straight to Pelidnoptera in Roskozny's key and confirm species.

This forum ie excellent for assisting in the ID of families that one is not familiar with. A really valuable resource.
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 I have checked vein R1 for setae and confirm that this is Pelidnoptera fuscipennis. One for the Sciomyzidae gallery?
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