Posted by Tony Irwin on 04-02-2017 13:35
#4
There are several genera in which the females are often wingless (notably
Epidapus, but also
Trichosia,
Parapnyxia and
Pnyxia. The abdomen on this specimen looks odd, not like a typical male or female! Some Cecidomyiidae also have wingless females, but your antennae look more like Sciaridae, and I think I can see a tibial spur in one photo.