Possibly Hydrophoria or Zaphne

This page was originally titled "resembling Hydrophoria lancifer" based on the resemblence to that common species(1) Other species of Hydrophoria and Zaphne may be included. Most species of Anthomyiidae with plumose arista and dark legs belong to those genera.

Zaphne typically have length of aristal pubescence on the shorter limits for Hydrophoria, mid tibiae almost always with anterior/anteroventral setae, the presutural acrostichals represented by weakly differentiated setae or simply a strip of 3-5 rows of setulae, in some cases a short prealar, or with setulae on the notopleura. Generally only Z. divisa, Z. brunneifrons, and Z. occidentalis can have pale colored tibiae. Z. divisa lacks anteroventral setae on the mid tibiae. The dark-legged Z. proxima may lack anteroventral setae on the mid tibiae.