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Phytomyzinae (ID by John Carr); SW Spain
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 Tiny (1.3mm) fly in a conifer hedge. Minas de Riotinto; January 25, 2022.

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 Agromyizdae subfamily Phytomyzinae. Many of them look like heavily bristled Chloropidae.
 
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John Carr wrote:
Agromyizdae subfamily Phytomyzinae. Many of them look like heavily bristled Chloropidae.


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 Ptochomyza?
 
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 Really possible. Enough wild asparagus here. Grin

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