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Could it be D. hyalipennis?
All photos correspond to different specimens, but they are all from the same place and on the same day.
Open pine forest. Center south of Spain. 700 m. June 2.

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Ph2

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Ph3

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Ph4

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With the expanded hind basitarsus, we can safely rule out hyalipennis. Reinoud may know the species offhand, but I'll have to check a key to get the species.

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No, this is not hyalipennis the scutum is too shiny because of the absence dusting. I keys out to D. ochrifacies.

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Thanks a lot!!
D. ochrifacies is totally new to me.

Greetings!

Nacho.