Amblypsilopus dimidiatus

Amblypsilopus dimidiatus is a species of long-legged fly in the family Dolichopodidae, first described by Hermann Loew in 1862. The genus Amblypsilopus belongs to the subfamily Sciapodinae, a group characterized by elongated bodies and notably long legs. As with many dolichopodid flies, members of this genus are generally associated with moist, vegetated habitats. The specific epithet 'dimidiatus' (Latin for 'halved' or 'divided') may refer to a color pattern on the body or wings, though this requires verification from original type specimens.