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yes << Urophora solsticialis ?
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Posted on 02-07-2025 09:45
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 Hello everyone,

For this Tephritidae, based on the wing pattern I think this should be something like Urophora jaceana or solstitialis (phalolepidis could also fit but is not known in France as far as I know) with a preference for solstitialis since bands 3 and 4 do not seem connected and the fore femora have a dark band.

Do you think this is correct ?

Thank you for your help !

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 I'd say solstitialis
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 great, thank you very much !
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