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Tephritidae with weak alar pattern
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Posted on 18-10-2008 06:59
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 Hello,

Périgord (south of France), 270 masl, 31/VII/2008, About 5-6mm.
Is this yet another Acanthiophilus helianthi?
At first, I thought there was no alar patterns, but they are present, albeit weak.
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 Now the female.
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 Acanthiophilus helianthi Rossi
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 Valery,

Thanks a lot.
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