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 Hello!

Is it possible to identify this fly?
Photographed on 14th march 2009 at a pine forest, near grassland.
Length between 3-4 mm, Germany, Mecklenburg Vorpommern, near Ludwigslust (city)

It would be very happy if there is more possible.

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 I'd say Tephritis bardanae
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 Hello Paul!

Many thanks for identifying.

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 From the wing pattern, it is Tephritis matricariae (Loew, 1944), and certainly not T. bardanae. Also the biotope is better for matricariae.
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 Hello Valery!

Also thanks to your assessment.

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 Loew, 1844, mea culpa!Frown
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