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Tephritidae > Tephritis dilacerata
Raimo
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Posted on 14-02-2024 18:59
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It look very much like a Tephritis crepidis, but this species is not recorded in Sweden.

Mid Sweden June 22 2022.
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Another, one year later, same place.
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Ben Hamers
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Tephritis dilacerata

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Tankyou Ben, crepidis and dilacerata are very similar.
 
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I had doubts about hyoscyami / dilacerata (it is somewhere in between dark hyoscyami and light dilacerata, but the small hyaline dot in the apical part of cell r1 clearly shows it is dilacerata, so Ben is right!
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