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I think I need not say that I identifications I have no idea. but looking at the gallery of diptera, I find it very similar to those

http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?photo_id=623
http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?photo_id=624

Is 13 to 15 mm (Had written of 1.3 to 1.5 mm ), and, like many other insects that taking pictures was sunning on the logs that limit the paths of the wetland.
02/19/2011 photographed in the wetland of "The Suárez Pond" in Motril, Granada, Spain.






Thank you for your cooperation, and a greeting

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Correct

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Much obliged, Paul.
As shown, Diptera galleries are also very useful to try to identify our photos.
Greetings

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Interesting features, the 4 dust stripes... Looks like D. albostriatus indeed.
But, if you see this one again, you may catch it and send it to me with the Neoascia.

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Andre, grateful for your confirmation.
This sirfide, I've only seen it once, and never before now.
If it was to find seek to take your sample for you.

Greetings