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Tephritidae => Tephritis neesii
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 Tephritis separata I think... [ish]
 
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 Thanks Roger

I hope that you are right, because separata is very rare in Finland.
Maybe Valery can confirm it.

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 It looks as if there are some white hairs at the base of the oviscape, which would make it Tephritis neesii.

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 Yep. Tephritis neesii
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 Thanks Ben and Val

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