This nematoceran was slowly flying by with it's legs spread ptychopterid-style. However it's legs and wings were covered in dense black hairs. This was sighted along an slow-flowing outflow of Long Pond at Horse Hill Nature Reserve. It would occasionally land as it was flying close to the ground, navigating through the tall grasses, but would never stay still long enough for me to take particularly good shots. This and one other were the only pictures I was able to take that were remotely useable for ID.
To take the other, I had to catch the poor thing (something I really don't like doing but this insect was *so* unusual I felt that I had to in order to make sure I had anything I could use to document my find given that a photo that looks good on a camera's view screen may turn out to be poor after being uploaded onto my computer screen), but it dropped one of its feet in the process before I gave up and let the poor thing continue on its way. Sorry about the harassment, you poor thing. :(