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Tachinidae - Stylogymnomyia nitens from Pirineos
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dear friends



* locality - Plan (Pirineos) - Huesca - SPAIN
* date - 2008.08.27
* size - about 5 mm (small fly)
* habitat - near a river
* substrate - Daucus carota flower


this is a fantastic Cistogaster. Maybe Theo or Chris or Jaakko can add a species level for this one. Smile
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I see a spurious vein?? ShockShock Indeed two. Frown
two palid veins!
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Not Cistogaster,, but
Stylogymnomyia (Gymnosoma, if you like) nitens.


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Smile
Theo, you are telling that Gymnosoma is now a synonym?

Is this common fly?
 
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