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Granada, Southern Spain, 1400 masl, June 2007

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 Looks like Tephritidae, perhaps Urophora spec. You could change the subject to Tephritidae? to attract the attention of Nosferatumyia.
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 I'd say Urophora hispanica Strobl, with some 70% of certainty. Another possible species in that area is U. mauritanica, but the wing pattern is a little different.
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