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Chamaemyiidae cf, Hungary, May > Agromyzidae
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 Hi, is this a Chamaemyiid? It eas about 5-6 mm long, so bigger for this family, near brook in the forests.
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 Rather Agromyzidae.
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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 Thanks Gabor, it really looks like an Agromyzid to me also now.
 
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 Any chance on this rather large agromyzid?
 
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