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Milichiidae, Madiza glabra? (Thanks Paul!)
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 20.12, 4-5 mm, Probably came with an amaryllis produced in Holland, if not then Norway

If genus / species is impossible, can anyone confirm Chloropidae?
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 Milichiidae, Madiza glabra?
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 Thank you Paul!

New family for me!
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 Yes, Madiza glabra. You can faintly see the tibial organ on the hind tibiae.

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