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Pipunculidae 2->Dorylomorpha xanthopus
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Can somebody help to ID this female Pipunculidae? Collected in the Netherlands.
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Looking at the wing I think it is a Dorylomorpha, but I hope for you, Niels-Jan, Christian will visit diptera.info soon.
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From the distance it could well be D. (Dorylomyza) xanthopus (Thomson, 1870).
 
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Thanks!
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