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Actocetor indicus (was: unknown diptera)
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 on an Arundo donax leaf, in a horticultural area near the sea in Sueca (Valencia, Spain), August 2006
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 Tephritidae. Valery's department and John Smit as well. Smile
 
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 Actocetor indicus (Ephydridae). Possibly new for Spain - recently found new to Portugal by Rui Andrade
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 OH... fooled again! yes, this is Actocetor really!
 
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 Thanks Toni and Jorge for the identification. It should be common in the area as I have a picture of the same species 20 days later in the same area. Thanks again
 
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