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Agromyzidae > Metopomyza flavonotata [MC]
Stephen R
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c1.8mm, Lancashire England 2 June 2010 on grass near to river.

A bit beyond my photographic abilities, but is there enough information to get anywhere with this?
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I caught them both, but one (the girl) escaped later. I have not succeeded with the camera but could do better with the microscope if I knew what to look for. In life the yellow central part of the scutellum appeared bright ivory-white like the halteres.

There are 4dcs (all postsutural), the anterior two weaker; and two pairs of bristles on the scutellum.
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Metopomyza sp. (Agromyzidae), there are not view vein of wings.

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Thank you Milos. Does this help? Anything else I could check on the specimen? I'll try to take a better photo of the wing.

Stephen.
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I think this is probably the best I can do.
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Male Metopomyza flavonotata (Haliday, 1833), right class with to the gallery.

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Many thanks Milos Smile I'm delighted to know the species of this little fly.

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