The identification of this specimen is not positive because some of the key characteristics conflict. The uniform amber tint of the wings and the rusty-colored mid-
ventral markings on some of the
abdominal sternites point to
Cinygmula uniformis, but I could not locate the small
ventral subapical spines on the
penes that are supposed to also diagnose that species (the ones visible in the pictures aren't the ones I'm talking about). If I prioritize that characteristics, this would probably be
Cinygmula mimus, but then the wing and
sternite shading/markings are wrong.