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Stratiomyidae - High Island, Texas, USA
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 April 23, 2017, visiting a flower. Pretty sure it's Nemotelus, possibly N. bellulus. Similar individual shown on this page:
http://symbiota4....&cl=47

Nearby male had all-white abdomen.
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 Because I lack knowledge about NEarctic species I will only confirm Nemotelus.
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 Ask Martin Hauser.

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