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Acalyptrata, E-HU, 07.2010
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 Hi, this 2 mm long one was on an Apiaceae flower. Maybe Chloropidae? Or Milichiidae?
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 lux like a chloropid from wing venation
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 Looks like a chloropid to me. Certainly not a milichiid.

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