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Milichiidae cf, Hungary, May 2007
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Somewhat similar species as before, but with closed wings?
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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Another image of the same individual.
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Family Milichiidae?
 
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Ephydridae?
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Again in some earlier threads a silver M on the head was put forward as a good marker for Milichiidae. So Milichiidae?

Thx for both of you.
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The black M is present in many species of Desmometopa but it shows in a different way (see for example HERE). Moreover, the wings are really very dark for a Desmometopa.
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