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Drosophilidae ID? -> Scaptomyza cf. pallida
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 Netherlands, today

Sadly, only one picture which is not the best.

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Edited by smol on 06-06-2024 14:45
 
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 Scaptomyza sp. Apparently it has a few acrostichal setae in addition to the usual two rows, but I still think it is probably S. pallida.
 
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Jan Maca wrote:
Scaptomyza sp. Apparently it has a few acrostichal setae in addition to the usual two rows, but I still think it is probably S. pallida.


Thank you very much! Never seen them in this colour.
 
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