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Dolichopodidae ID requested -> Dolichopus sp.
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 Hello,

this appr. 6 mm fly was photographed on Sept. 15 in a moist part (swampy in "normal" times) of a former marl quarry (cement industry) in Hannover, Germany. Is an ID possible?

Thanks for answering!
Hans
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 Dolichopus
 
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 Hello John,

thank you! So I assume, the species can't be named.

Best regards,
Hans
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