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small fly 5 (NL)> Periscelis annulata
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 Found today in my garden, mid Netherlands.....?

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 Similar to Periscelis annulata in the Periscelididae gallery.
 
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 Nice! New family for me.
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 Periscelididae, yes. Genus is tricky. Most definite characters are in the genitalia, other tentative characters are too poorly visible in this picture (involving acrostichal setae and wing veins).
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 Saved it for you Paul

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