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Pipunculidae Verrallia?> Pipunculus male
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Hello,

I only managed one shot of this. I think it has ocellar bristles, and the vein M2 which led me to Verrallia.

It was on a Camellia leaf where there are Barkfly nymphs so it might have been looking for those? I saw an ant grab one! There has also been scale insects which somehow appear when the new leaves are about to grow, leaving honeydew on the leaves ( I remove them but they return Angry)

27th April, my garden near Lincoln UK. Size ~4mm

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Woops, I think I misunderstood where the ocellar bristles are! awkward
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Male Pipunculus I'd say.
 
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Thank you Christian! Smile
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