Okay, so all empids species were flagged. I thought, the last April is a bit early, but May 7th or so most would not be flagged. I checked and most empids have already been reported in Colorado this year. As for Hammonds, this looks like it would be the first for 2017 in Colorado, possibly the first for April as well. But, going be the picture, it still seems the most probable.
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