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Palloptera?
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 Wings, at least, look right for pallopteridae.. Not so sure about the body though..

Yorkshire, England. 31st July 2008
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 Yes: the ovipositor is quite typical.
 
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 Thanks

So.. Palloptera umbellatarum, female?
 
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 Looks OK to me, but I don't have every species for comparison.
 
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 Yes no doubt, female Palloptera umbellatarum.
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