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Opomyzidae G. tripuncta?
Robert Heemskerk
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Posted on 15-11-2008 21:44
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hi flyforum,

Kind of Opomyzidae?
What kind of?

date: 13-11-2008
place: Overijssel, The Netherlands
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No, I think this is a Drosophilid Chymomyza amoena.
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Thank you Gabor,

That's not what I expected Smile
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Seems to be rather common nowadays in The Netherlands.
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I found these
flies on the same day, on the same spot..

I give it a second change, Geomyza tripunctata? (the real one? Wink )
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Grin YES, this is a female of Geomyza tripunctata.
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Thank you Jan Willem Wink
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