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Opomyzidae: Geomyza tripunctata? (30.01.09)
Juergen Peters
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Hello!

The only fly today except some Neomyia and Trichocera at 1-2 °C at the forest (northwest Germany; sunny, but also windy). Length about 3.5 mm. I think, Geomyza tripunctata should be correct (?).
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Yes, Geomyza tripunctata is correct. Could you give details (perhaps even coordinates)of the location on which this fly was found?
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Hello, Jan Willem!

Jan Willem wrote:
Yes, Geomyza tripunctata is correct. Could you give details (perhaps even coordinates)of the location on which this fly was found?


Many thanks for the confirmation. After Google Maps the location was: http://maps.googl...2&z=16 (ca. 170 m above sea level).
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Hi Jürgen,

Thank you for the details on the location.
Jan Willem van Zuijlen
 
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