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 Hello
picture 09 05 2008, Three flies were photographed on the same Euphorbiaceae.
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 Looks like Ectophasia leucoptera to me - nice photos! Grin
 
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 Chris, excellent.

And Christophe as well !.
These should be submitted for the gallery !
Especially the female: very typical indeed, once you've seen it.


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