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This one is for Jorge. The photo is not very good, but it was practically impossible to do better. Very small, 2-3 mm. Feeding on fennel. Semiarid scrubland. 600 masl. Lorca, S Spain. 24 September 2008.

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Another view.

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I don't believe!!!!
I'm in a process of having a visual ORGASM seeing these beauties! Mtyhicomyiidae by sure! Alas, this is not the typical Cephalodromia . The Cephalodromia has a longer proboscis!
Hermosa mosca! (Beautiful fly - in Spanish).
I would like to see wing venation better. ;)

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i'm not sure if it is normal to see a mythicomyiid on Apiaceae (Umbelliferae) flowers. Typically they can be found on Euphorbiaceae plants and Asteraceae flowers. Curiously, it is common to find more flies in the former plants (Euphorbiaceae) in Africa in relation to the Europe.

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Thanks Jorge. I did what I could, with the long fennel branches swinging in the wind and the size. Now I know how to find them!!! I have to look for dust particles moving around the flowers!
Cheers!

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I know how hard is to take photos to the mythicomyiids. They are very tiny flies. Given the conditions, the photos are just good, at least, to see the family. :D

Lorca is a very known Spanish poet and dramaturg. Curious to know that there is a local with his name. ;)

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I feel fairly confident that i can name this one as Cyrtosia obscuripesB)

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Thanks David. I will load it in the gallery then.

Cheers.