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 Is this a tephritid?
Brakish swamp. Malaysia.

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 tephritid of course. no doubts.

Tephritis sp. ?
 
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 Hi,

It's a Platensina.
Will get back with the species name..

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 Thank you! Much appreciated!!
 
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 It seems to be Platensina amplipennis. Nice species!

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