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very tiny fly with yellow head
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 i guess micropezidae or a little scatophagidae
but does anyone know the genus [spc?]
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 Looks like some kind of Chloropidae, could be wrong though...it has been known.
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 Agromyzidae.
 
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 Probably Agromyzidae

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 Agromyzidae
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 I think it might be AGROMYZIDAE Grin.
 
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 thanks to everybody i am happy with family name Agromyzidae
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 Hello!

Liriomyza?
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 more probable Phytomyza

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 thanks most probably liriomyza considering the dark sculettum and rest coloration
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