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Tephritis sp. for ID
Isidro
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Posted on 21-05-2024 06:43
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 near Zaragoza, north-east Spain, 200 meters over sea level
19th May 2024
Relatively big for a Tephritis
Seen (probably casually) in Ephedra nebrodensis. Too many species of composites around.

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 Nobody??
 
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 @Nosferatumyia please help??
 
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 Tephritis carmen Hering 1937 most probably; wing pattern, however, slightly differs from what I have seen; variability is also poorly known.
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 Oh Valery, somehow I missed your repluy!!!!! Fortunately I see it now. Zillion thanks, it's a new species for my files!!!!
 
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