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Urophora aprica? → Rhagoletis cerasi
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 Collected in the Alps. I only have males. Size 3.4mm.
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 The wing venation looks more like Rhagoletis cerasi?
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 Thank you Eric
 
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 No doubts, the cherry fruit fly, Rhagoletis cerasi.
Its main host race infests Lonicera fruits, which is the primary host.
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